American Linden (Tilia Americana ) 
Few trees are more symmetrical than the European Linden 
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[ FOUR ] Wm. Warner Harper 
In park and avenue planting, a tree of flowering habit is 
always attractive. The American Linden is one of our largest- 
growing trees, and is suitable also for forest planting. It 
makes a rapid growth, forming a fine, stately tree, with rounded 
head and heavy foliage, easting a dense, cool shade. The 
leaves are large; the flowers yellow and slightly fragrant. It 
transplants readily and gives quick results. 
European Linden 
(Tilia vulgaris; 
syn., Europxa) 
crown, 
main trunk 
Where a formal type of tree is required for park or avenue 
planting, the European Linden is unexcelled. Few trees are 
more symmetrical. When young, it forms a fine, pyramidal 
into a dense, rounded top. The 
branches in their younger stages 
are attractive with reddish 
gray bark. The foliage is 
heart-shaped, bright 
green; the flowers of a 
creamy white. 
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