Tilia consists of deciduous trees characterized by broad, ovate or heart-shaped foliage. These trees produce drooping clusters of fragrant yellow-green blossoms, which are succeeded by notable winged fruits.

Tilia

Tilia 'Blue Star'

Tilia 'Emerald Spire'

Tilia 'Hanwell'

Tilia 'Harold Hillier' is a robust, upright tree that typically reaches heights of 16 meters or more. It features dark green, three-lobed leaves with serrated edges, measuring up to 15 centimeters in length, and has a grey-green underside. In the fall, the foliage transitions to a butter-yellow hue. During early to mid-summer, this tree produces drooping clusters of fragrant, pale yellow blooms.

Tilia 'Harold Hillier'

Tilia 'New Millennium'

Tilia 'Palace Garden'

Tilia 'Pendamur'

Tilia 'Varsaviensis'

Tilia 'Westonbirt Dainty Leaf'

Tilia aff. oliveri

Tilia americana is a large deciduous tree that typically reaches heights of 20 to 30 meters. Its bark starts off smooth and grey during its youth, becoming rough and corky as it ages. The tree features a rounded crown and wide-spreading branches that support large, broad dark green leaves, which can grow up to 30 centimeters in length and shift to a yellow-green hue in the fall. In early summer, the tree produces clusters of fragrant pale yellow flowers, with each cluster containing as many as 20 blooms.

Tilia americana

Tilia americana 'Dakota'

Tilia americana 'Dentata'

Tilia americana 'Douglas'

Tilia americana 'Fastigiata'

Tilia americana 'Legend'

Tilia americana 'Nova'

Tilia americana 'Redmond'

Tilia americana 'Rosehill'

Tilia americana American Sentry ('McKSentry')

Tilia americana var. neglecta

Tilia amurensis

Tilia amurensis from Korea

Tilia amurensis subsp. taquetii is a medium to large deciduous tree that can reach heights of up to 20 meters. Its young branches exhibit a reddish-brown hue, while the leaves are small and heart-shaped, displaying green foliage during the summer months and transitioning to yellow in the fall. In midsummer, the tree produces clusters of small, fragrant pale yellow flowers on extended pedicels.

Tilia amurensis subsp. taquetii

Tilia callidonta is a sizable deciduous tree with a broad conical shape, typically reaching heights of around 20 meters. Its bark is pale grey and develops ridges as it matures, while new shoots exhibit a green hue with red undertones. The leaves are broad and can grow up to 13 centimeters long, displaying a yellow-green coloration on their undersides and transforming to gold in the fall. In midsummer, this species produces fragrant clusters of pale yellow flowers, with each cluster containing as many as 12 blooms.

Tilia callidonta

Tilia caroliniana

Tilia caroliniana subsp. caroliniana

Tilia caroliniana subsp. floridana

Tilia caroliniana subsp. heterophylla is a broad, deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of around 12 meters. It features a rounded canopy filled with dense foliage. The leaves, which can grow up to 9 centimeters long, are dark green with coarsely serrated edges and are adorned with a silvery woolly texture on their undersides. In the autumn, the foliage transitions to a golden hue. During early summer, this species produces fragrant pale yellow flowers that hang in clusters, each comprising 1 to 15 individual blooms.

Tilia caroliniana subsp. heterophylla

Tilia caroliniana subsp. occidentalis

Tilia cf. chinensis

Tilia chinensis is a deciduous tree that typically reaches heights of 14 to 20 meters. It features grey bark that tends to flake as the tree matures. The leaves are broad or rounded, with sharp teeth and slender points, displaying a green hue that transforms to gold-yellow in the fall. In summer, the tree produces clusters of pale green flowers, which emit a pleasant fragrance.

Tilia chinensis

Tilia chinensis var. investita

Tilia chingiana

Tilia concinna is a broad, deciduous tree reaching approximately 15 meters in height. Its bark is a light silver-grey, while the leaves are rounded and glossy green, measuring up to 10 centimeters across, with a lighter greyish-green underside that transforms to yellow-gold in the fall. In summer, the tree produces clusters of highly fragrant white flowers that hang pendant-like.

Tilia concinna

Tilia cordata is a deciduous tree that typically reaches heights of around 25 meters. It features a broad, columnar shape with a crown that may be rounded or spreading. The leaves are dark green, heart-shaped, and can grow up to 8 cm long, changing to a yellow hue in the fall. In midsummer, this tree produces small, fragrant flowers that are pale creamy-yellow and grow in clusters, often containing up to 10 blooms.

Tilia cordata

Tilia cordata 'Bierun' is a deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of around 20 meters, featuring a broadly columnar form with a rounded or spreading crown. The leaves are heart-shaped, measuring up to 8 centimeters long, and maintain a vivid lemon-yellow hue even under intense sunlight, transitioning to a rich buttery-yellow in the fall. In midsummer, the tree produces small, fragrant flowers that appear in clusters of up to 10, exhibiting a pale creamy-yellow color.

Tilia cordata 'Bierun'

Tilia cordata 'Böhlje'

Tilia cordata 'Corzam'

Tilia cordata 'DeGroot'

Tilia cordata 'Golden Cascade'

Tilia cordata 'Green Globe'

Tilia cordata 'Greenspire' is a robust deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of around 15 meters and a width of 7 meters. It features glossy, dark green leaves shaped like hearts, which transition to a yellow hue in the fall. In midsummer, this tree produces clusters of small, fragrant flowers, each a pale creamy-yellow, with groups containing up to 10 blooms.

Tilia cordata 'Greenspire'

Tilia cordata 'Handsworth'

Tilia cordata 'Len Parvin'

Tilia cordata 'Lico'

Tilia cordata 'Monto'

Tilia cordata 'Morden'

Tilia cordata 'Overture'

Tilia cordata 'Plymtree Gold'

Tilia cordata 'Rancho'

Tilia cordata 'Roelvo'

Tilia cordata 'Simone'

Tilia cordata 'Skjold'PBR

Tilia cordata 'Streetwise'

Tilia cordata 'Swedish Upright'

Tilia cordata 'Umbrella'

Tilia cordata 'Winter Orange' is a deciduous tree that grows to approximately 25 meters tall, featuring a broadly columnar shape. It displays red buds and bright orange shoots in winter. The leaves are dark green, measuring up to 8 cm long, with a bluish-green underside that transitions to a butter-yellow hue in autumn. In midsummer, it produces small, fragrant, pale yellow flowers that appear in clusters of up to 10.

Tilia cordata 'Winter Orange'

Tilia cordata Erecta Group

Tilia cordata Linn ('Elin'PBR)

Tilia cordata subsp. sibirica

Tilia dasystyla

Tilia dasystyla subsp. caucasica is a broad, deciduous tree that can reach heights of approximately 20 meters. It features greenish stems and wide leaves that are characterized by their pointed tips and serrated edges, displaying a lighter green hue on the underside. In autumn, the foliage takes on golden hues. During midsummer, this tree produces clusters of fragrant yellowish-white blossoms. It is generally resistant to aphid infestations.

Tilia dasystyla subsp. caucasica

Tilia dasystyla subsp. caucasica 'Select'

Tilia dasystyla subsp. caucasica 'Winter Red'

Tilia dasystyla subsp. dasystyla

Tilia endochrysea is a medium to large deciduous tree that can reach heights of approximately 20 meters. Its leaves are broad and nearly triangular, featuring a glossy dark green surface and a greyish-green underside, measuring up to 15 centimeters in length. The foliage emerges in spring with a dark crimson-red hue, transitioning to a golden shade in the fall. During the summer months, this tree produces clusters of up to 32 fragrant yellow flowers, each hanging from long stalks.

Tilia endochrysea

Tilia henryana is a broad, deciduous tree that can grow up to 25 meters tall. Its leaves are broadly ovate, measuring up to 13 centimeters in length, and have a soft downy texture on both sides, with bristle-like serrations along the edges. The foliage often begins with a reddish tint before transitioning to yellow in the fall. In late summer and early autumn, this tree produces clusters of aromatic, creamy-white flowers.

Tilia henryana

Tilia henryana 'Arnold Select' is a deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of around 20 meters. Its leaves are broadly ovate, measuring up to 13 centimeters in length, and feature a soft downy texture on both sides, with bristle-like serrations along the edges. New leaves may initially display a hint of red before transitioning to yellow in the fall. In late summer and early autumn, this tree produces clusters of fragrant, creamy-white flowers.

Tilia henryana 'Arnold Select'

Tilia henryana 'Bluebell'

Tilia henryana 'Kerdalo'

Tilia henryana large

Tilia henryana var. subglabra

Tilia heterophylla 'Continental Appeal'

Tilia intonsa

Tilia japonica is a deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of around 20 meters and features a broadly columnar shape. Its leaves are rounded with a toothed edge, measuring up to 8 centimeters in length, and display a blue-green hue on their undersides. In midsummer, this species produces pendulous clusters of up to 10 fragrant flowers, which are pale yellow in color.

Tilia japonica

Tilia japonica 'Ernest Wilson' is a deciduous tree that can reach heights of up to 20 meters. It features a dense, conical crown and has rounded green leaves with serrated edges that culminate in pointed tips, transitioning to yellow in the fall. In midsummer, this variety is known for its prolific clusters of fragrant, pale yellow flowers, which can number as many as 36 in a single group.

Tilia japonica 'Ernest Wilson'

Tilia japonica large-leaved, from China

Tilia kiusiana

Tilia laetevirens

Tilia ledebourii

Tilia mandshurica

Tilia maximowicziana is a sizable deciduous tree that can reach heights of around 30 meters. It features downy, yellowish shoots and broad, rounded leaves that measure between 10 and 18 centimeters in length. The leaves are dark green on the top and have a greyish hue underneath. In the fall, they transition to shades of yellow and gold. Early summer brings forth clusters of up to 20 highly fragrant, pale yellow, cup-shaped flowers.

Tilia maximowicziana

Tilia mexicana is a deciduous tree that typically reaches heights of 10 to 12 meters, featuring a broad, pyramidal shape. Its dark green leaves can grow up to 9 centimeters in length, displaying a lighter, hairy underside. In autumn, the foliage transforms to a yellow-gold hue. In early summer, this tree produces clusters of pale yellow flowers, each cluster containing approximately 10 to 15 individual blooms.

Tilia mexicana

Tilia miqueliana

Tilia mongolica is a medium-sized deciduous tree that typically reaches heights of around 18 meters. It has a rounded crown and a dense, twiggy structure. The young shoots exhibit a reddish hue, while the leaves are vine-like, measuring up to 7.5 cm in length. These leaves are dark green, lobed with 3 to 5 segments, and have a toothed margin, changing to a vivid yellow in the fall. In early summer, clusters of pale yellow flowers, known for their fragrance, emerge from the foliage.

Tilia mongolica

Tilia mongolica 'Buda'

Tilia mongolica 'Harvest Gold' is a rounded, deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of around 18 meters. It features a dense, twiggy structure with reddish shoots. The leaves are glossy dark green, measuring up to 7.5 centimeters in length, and are characterized by their 3 to 5 lobes and toothed edges. In autumn, these leaves transform into a vibrant yellow. In early summer, the tree produces clusters of fragrant, pale yellow flowers.

Tilia mongolica 'Harvest Gold'

Tilia nobilis is a broad, deciduous tree that can reach heights of approximately 20 meters. Its bark is dark grey and features a ridged texture. The leaves are large and rounded, exhibiting a dark green hue on the upper side and a lighter shade underneath, transitioning to yellow as autumn approaches. During early to mid-summer, this tree produces fragrant pale yellow flowers accompanied by unique pale green bracts that can extend up to 15 centimeters in length; these bracts mature to a near-white color and move gracefully in the breeze. In the fall, the tree bears substantial brownish fruits following the flowering period.

Tilia nobilis

Tilia oliveri is a spreading deciduous tree that reaches heights of around 15 meters. It features broadly rounded leaves that are finely serrated, dark green on the upper side and silvery-white beneath. In midsummer, the tree produces fragrant pale yellow flowers in drooping clusters, typically consisting of 6 to 10 blooms.

Tilia oliveri

Tilia paucicostata

Tilia platyphyllos is a rapidly growing deciduous tree that can reach heights of up to 40 meters. It features large, asymmetrical, heart-shaped leaves that are dark green on the upper surface and lighter green with a downy texture underneath, transitioning to yellow in the fall. In midsummer, it produces drooping clusters of 3 to 5 fragrant pale yellow flowers.

Tilia platyphyllos

Tilia platyphyllos 'Asplenifolia'

Tilia platyphyllos 'Aurea' is a sizable, fast-growing deciduous tree characterized by its rounded crown and gray-brown bark. Its wide, serrated leaves are a yellow-green hue that transforms to a vivid yellow in the fall. In early to midsummer, clusters of fragrant, pale yellow flowers hang gracefully from the branches. Employing pollarding techniques enhances the visibility of the young golden-yellow shoots, providing winter interest.