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1. ohiodnr.gov › discover-and-learn › plants-treesAmerican Linden - Ohio Department of Natural Resources

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   The American Linden (Tilia americana), also known as basswood, can be found throughout Ohio. The tree is majestic and reaches heights of 70 to 90 feet at maturity. It is a member of the Malvaceae and is commonly planted as street trees, in parks and other urban settings.

2. how-to-grow.org › sp › tTop Linden Trees For Ohio Gardens - Expert Recommendations

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   When planting linden trees in Ohio, it is recommended to choose a location that receives partial shade or full sun exposure. While they can tolerate some shade, linden trees thrive in areas with ample sunlight that allows for optimal growth and development.

3. www.thespruce.com › meet-ten-species-of-linden10 Species of Linden Trees for Your Landscape - The Spruce

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   • American Basswood. The most common North American linden, the American basswood (Tilia americana) makes a great yard tree for those looking to cultivate shade.
   • Carolina Basswood. Another favorite of pollinators, the Carolina basswood (Tilia caroliniana), also known as the Florida basswood, grows in temperate climates and produces fragrant white flowers that hang in clusters.
   • European Linden. The European linden (Tilia × europaea), sometimes called a common linden or a common lime, is a hybrid tree created by crossing the large-leaved linden (Tilia platyphyllos) and the little-leaf linden (Tilia cordata).
   • Crimean Linden. The Crimean linden (Tilia x euchlora) has sugary nectar in yellowish-white flowers that's popular with bees and butterflies and its foliage turns yellow in the fall.

4. thegardeningdad.com › best-trees-to-plant-in-ohio10 BEST Trees to Plant in Ohio (2023 Guide) - The Gardening Dad

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   • Read This Before Planting Trees in Ohio
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   • Common Growing Factors of Ohio’s Best Trees

   Knowing what hardiness zone Ohio is in is critical to understanding the best trees that can be grown. It can be the difference between your tree thriving and growing or becoming stunted and even die. Ohio is mostly considered Hardiness Zone 5, while some of the lower-level regions are Hardiness Zone 6.

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   It should be noted that it is not recommended to grow oak trees if you are worried about their strong underground roots destroying the foundation of your house. It should also be noted that you should not plant your oak tree near your house due to large branches easily falling.

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   As a reminder, the below factors are common for the Best Trees to Plant in Ohio:

   1. Thrives in Heat & Cold 2. Can Grow in Any Soil and Conditions 3. Hardy against Pests, Insects, and Diseases 4. Have beautiful colors throughout the entire years 5. Great Cross-Pollinator

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5. thescientificgardener.com › trees-ohio8 Best Trees To Grow In Ohio - The Scientific Gardener

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   • Red Maple Tree. Scientific Name- Acer rabrum. Family- Sapindaceae. The red maple tree, also known as the Scarlet maple tree, is a fast-growing deciduous tree native to eastern North America.
   • Dogwood tree. Scientific Name – Cornus florida. Family –Cornaceae. The Dogwood tree is a flowering tree native to the eastern and central United States. The tree grows to a height of 15-20 feet at a slow to moderate rate.
   • Oaktree. Scientific name – Quercus spp. Family – Fagaceae. The Oaktree is an ornamental and timber tree spread throughout the North Temperate Zone and at high altitudes in the tropics.
   • Ohio Buckeye. Scientific Name – Aesculus glabra. Family – Hippocastenaceae. The Ohio buckeye is a small deciduous tree that grows around 20-40 feet tall with a broad oval crown.

6. gardenerspath.com › plants › landscape-treesHow to Grow and Care For Linden Trees - Gardener's Path

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   Nov 19, 2023 · How to Grow Linden Trees. Linden trees are somewhat forgiving, but as with all plants they thrive best and reach their maximum potential under ideal conditions. Let’s explore a few of their general needs: They flourish in full sun but will tolerate partial shade, and they prefer moist and well-draining, rich, loamy soils with a neutral pH.

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   Which linden tree grows best?

   • The most common North American linden, the American basswood (Tilia americana) makes a great yard tree for those looking to cultivate shade. This fast grower can sometimes grow as much as 24 inches a year and needs plenty of space to flourish. Known for its soft, lightweight wood, basswood was often used in Native American carvings.

   10 Species of Linden Trees for Your Landscape - The Spruce

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   How do linden trees grow?

   • Linden trees are somewhat forgiving, but as with all plants they thrive best and reach their maximum potential under ideal conditions. Let’s explore a few of their general needs: They flourish in full sun but will tolerate partial shade, and they prefer moist and well-draining, rich, loamy soils with a neutral pH. Photo by Tabitha Caswell.

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   Are linden trees native to America?

   • The American basswood tree is the only native North American species in the genus Tilia. Other tree species in the genus Tilia are known as linden trees. In Europe, linden trees are called lime trees. Popular linden varieties include the common linden (Tilia x europaea), silver linden (Tilia tomentosa), and the little-leaf linden (Tilia cordata).

   American Basswood Trees (American Linden): Types, Leaves, Flowers

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   How many linden trees are there?

   • Here are 10 species of linden trees to consider for your landscape. With most genera of plants, species native to a region will be the easiest to grow there. However, with lindens, the native species can be sensitive to urban conditions, especially air pollution.

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   Are linden trees deciduous?

   • Lindens are deciduous trees categorized within the Tilia genus, which includes about 30 species native to North America, Europe, and Asia. In Europe, they're usually known as lindens or limes, while some North American species are known more commonly as lindenwood or basswood trees.

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   What is the sturdiest type of tree to grow in Ohio?

   • Maple trees are the sturdiest type of tree to grow in Ohio. Because of its large root system maple tree can live over 100 years, can withstand cold, wind, heat, and there are very few diseases or pests that can destory your tree.

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8. leafyplace.com › basswood-treesAmerican Basswood (Tilia Americana): Types, Leaves, Bark ...

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   Aug 9, 2021 · Also named American linden, the American basswood tree is a popular ornamental shade tree due to its dense foliage and spreading canopy. Additionally, basswood trees are popular with beekeepers due to the excellent honey bees produce from the flowers’ nectar.