Littleleaf Linden ‘PNI 6025’ GREENSPIRE
Arbor walk #42
The Little-Leaf Linden is uniquely adept at withstanding polluted environments, and is therefore a great shade tree for urban settings. However, it is prone to attack by Japanese beetles. The ‘PNI 6025’ cultivar grows to only about 50 feet, shorter than its species.
| Name | Littleleaf Linden ‘PNI 6025’ |
|---|---|
| Latin Name | Tillia cordata ‘PNI 6025’ |
| Type | Adaptive |
| Diameter | 5.5″ caliper |
| Color of Leaf | Medium green, turn to clear yellow in fall |
| Shape of Leaf | heart shaped with uneven base |
| Color of Flower | Creamy yellow |
| Shape of Flower | Hanging clusters with strap shaped bract |
| Fruit Characteristics | Small, slightly hairy, round nutlets |
| Bark Characteristics | Greay-brown, smooth on young trunks and ages to ridges and furrows |
| Foliage Type | Deciduous |