When the linden trees bloom, in scented New York City, it is time to make linden flower tea. Up, down, across the country (and across the temperate Northern Hemisphere), species of Tilia begin to ...

This is one of the most fragrant trees when it's flowering "Fielding Questions" columnist Don Kinzler gives advice on a linden tree, as well as what to do about tree suckers sprouting in lawns.

Linden tea is made by brewing the dried flowers, and sometimes the leaves and bark, of the Linden tree. This tree is part of the Tilla genus, and it mostly grows in temperate climates like ...

Create a honey-sweet retreat Linden trees, also known as little leaf linden, are low-maintenance trees with beautiful long green leaves and hanging nutlets of beige, yellow flowers.

In contrast to many spring flowering trees, the American linden blooms in midsummer. The flower structure is a cluster of small cream-colored blossoms drooping from a single long, narrow leaf-like ...

In the linden forests of Karacabey district in Bursa, northwestern Türkiye, the harvest continues with expectations that this ...

A reader holds a seedling linden tree that has appeared in his yard. Linden seedlings have a very distinctive look, and the first set of leaves that appear after the seeds germinate have a wavy ...

The linden tree is slow-growing, has great fall color and produces beautiful, scented flowers in the Summer. On the latest You Bet Your Garden¸ Mike McGrath discusses the linden and why it isn’t used ...

The Linden is a medium to large tree that spreads it branches with a loose canopy, allowing just enough sun for shade grasses and flowers to grow beneath. They also require little care.

Made from the flowers, leaves, and bark of the Tilia tree, linden tea has been used in folk medicine for hundreds of years. Here are 8 surprising benefits of linden tea.

The American basswood (Tilia americana) is also known as the American linden tree. It produces small, pale flowers whose nectar is consumed by a range of insects.