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Is this a Linden Tree

 
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I spotted this tree on campus,  I think it might be a linden/lime/basswood tree:

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William Bronson wrote: I spotted this tree on campus,  I think it might be a linden/lime/basswood tree:


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Look for asymmetrical heart-shaped leaves.  The fruit are a pretty obvious clue.  Out native basswood has BIG leaves, the european lindens are planted all over, they have much smaller leaves.

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I seem to be forgetful when it come to adding the photo!

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up close of the flowers, buds and such
up close of the flowers, buds and such

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Excellent!
Now I can taste it, to see if I want to plant one (or more) of them.

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looks like basswood to me.  

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Wait 'til it blooms.  Their fragrance is very powerful.  I really like it but if you haven't smelled it first, you may not want this tree in your yard.

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Manchurian Linden/lime (Tilia mandshurica)

 
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