Tilia cordata (Bundle of 50 Plants)

Tilia cordata (Bundle of 50 Plants)

Tilia cordata (Bundle of 50 Plants)

Tilia cordata (Bundle of 50 Plants)

Tilia cordata

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(Small-leaved Lime) Tilia cordata is a medium sized or eventually large and majestic deciduous tree commonly seen in the English countryside.

The summer leaves are dark green and turn shades of yellow and bronze before falling in autumn.

Ideal for use as a specimen standalone tree, in shelter belts, windbreaks and woodland planting.

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Supplied Size:

3 litre pot (3-4 years old, 125-150 cm tall)

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Delivery Options
(For any number of plants sent by courier)

Standard: £6.95*
Delivered in 2-3 working days
Priority: £15
Shipped ASAP
Click & Collect: free
*Surcharges apply for Highlands & Islands.

£6.95 standard delivery for ANY number of plants to most of the UK*
Free delivery for orders over £60*
*Surcharges apply for Northern Scotland and Islands

1 x free Achillea 'Lilac Beauty' (3L pot) with website orders over £30
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Popular with butterflies, this lovely perennial has pink and white summer flowers!
One free plant per person only.

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A large and majestic deciduous tree commonly seen in the English countryside, Tilia cordata has dark green, shiny leaves which turn yellow before falling in autumn.

Ideal for use as a specimen standalone tree, in shelter belts, windbreaks and woodland planting.

Position: Full sun or light, dappled shade.
Soil: Any reasonably well drained, fertile soil.
Hardiness: Hardy.
Rate of Growth: Moderate.
Habit: Large branching tree.
- Height: 30 m (98 ft)
- Spread: 15 m (50 ft)

How Much Sun: Full Sun, Light Shade
Eventual Size: Tree - Large (15m+), Tree - Medium (8m - 15m)
Growing Conditions: Soil: Alkaline, Soil: Not Fussy, Site: Windy, Site: Coastal Areas, Soil: Dry/Sandy
Special Features: Screening/Hedge, Autumn Colour

Brand BlueBell Nursery

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