Lime Trees
Tilia spp
Lime trees – Tilia spp. are magnificent deciduous trees known for their heart-shaped leaves and fragrant summer flowers. Growing to 20-40 meters, they provide excellent shade and support a wide range of wildlife.
With a rich cultural history and long lifespan, lime trees are ideal for parks, avenues, and large gardens, offering year-round interest and a majestic presence in the landscape.
- Fragrant pale yellow flowers in early summer, attracting bees and pollinators
- Heart-shaped leaves turning golden yellow in autumn
- Grows to 20-40 meters with a broad, domed crown providing excellent shade
- Long-lived trees with rich cultural history and wildlife support
Plant your Small Leaved Lime in a sunny or partially shaded position in moist, well-drained soil. It’s adaptable to most soil types but prefers slightly alkaline conditions. Water regularly for the first growing season to help establish a strong root system. Once established, it’s relatively drought-tolerant. Pruning is generally not necessary but can be done in late winter if required to maintain shape. Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring to promote healthy growth. This hardy tree is generally resistant to pests and diseases, making it a low-maintenance choice for gardeners.
Small Leaved Lime 300/350cm (25L)
Tilia cordata
Small Leaved Lime 350/400cm (45L)