The linden tree can be immediately noticed and recognized among other trees.
The aroma of the tree is always enchanting, and the linden flowers attract insects: there are countless bees around the tree.
Linden has always been considered a "useful" tree. Previously, various household items were made from linden, linden was used for medical treatment, and linden honey was held in high esteem.
The popularity of linden is no less today. Many gardeners prefer to plant linden on their plots. And here's why.
Reasons to Plant a Linden Tree in the Garden
Linden is one of the best honey plants. If there are no beneficial insects flying around your site, then linden will help attract them.
Most of the properties of linden can be called its advantages. These include: decorativeness and stability, frost resistance and the ability to grow in almost any climatic conditions.
Linden is distinguished by its honey-like aroma during flowering. The tree is famous for its unpretentiousness and easy survival even in adulthood.
Gardeners note the linden tree's resistance to diseases and pests, as well as its harmonious combination with other trees.
