When the linden trees bloom, in scented New York City, it is time to make linden flower tea. Up, down, across the country (and across the temperate Northern Hemisphere), species of Tilia begin to ...

The English linden tree was planted in 1774 across from Phippsburg Congregational Chruch, next to the grave of Maine’s first congressman, Mark Langdon Hill, according to the church website.

In contrast to many spring flowering trees, the American linden blooms in midsummer. The flower structure is a cluster of small cream-colored blossoms drooping from a single long, narrow leaf-like ...

Montgomery County's 300 year old Linden Oak tree was sawed down July 18 in Bethesda, Md., after authorities deemed it a safety risk. The wood will be turned int (Video: Samantha Latson, Amber ...

The Linden Oak, the largest white oak tree in Montgomery County, stood for about 300 years in North Bethesda before it was sawed down in July to keep it from becoming a safety hazard.

According to Burkes, the Linden oak is being taken down because, just as people, trees “tend to decline in health and eventually die.” But that’s not the end of the story for the Linden oak.

The tree, and it's partner in spring glory, a linden tree, both get recognition from the state as a "gateway" into Oregon's history.

A linden tree in England is believed to be more than 2,000 years old. But most lindens tend to live about 70 years, while wisteria, only 50.