Green linden (Tilia Euchlora)

The green linden (Tilia euchlora), also known as Tilia rubra subsp. euchlora, is a tree species that is one of the most popular trees for planting in parks or alleys. The main characteristics of this tree are its size - it can reach a height of up to 20 metres. This species of lime tree is also known for its leathery leaves, which have felted white hairs on the underside. The green linden is evergreen and produces small greenish flowers from May to June. This tree has a trunk with smooth grey bark that becomes striated with age.

The green linden is mainly used as an ornamental tree. As for its practical use, the leaves of the lime tree are used to make teas which have beneficial effects on the human body, especially in the treatment of colds and various types of colds. Linden tea is known for its antiviral and antibacterial properties. Moreover, lime green is also used in medicine, specifically in homeopathy. The wood of the green linden tree is used in carving or to make tools and toys. However, we have to take into account that the commercial importance of the green lime tree is limited due to its slow growth rate and need for care.