Tree Information
Specialities
Tolerances
Wet Soil: Low
Dry Soil: High
Lime: Medium
Tilia cordata ‘Corzam’, is a deciduous tree that originates from Lake County Nursery, Ohio, USA. The cultivar is appreciated for its pyramidal form, evenly spaced branches and straight vertical stem.
Leaves of the ‘Corzam’ are heart shaped, smaller and thicker than other Tilias. In summer, they will turn a glossy dark green with blush green on the underside and give the tree a vibrant and fresh aesthetic throughout the growing season. Come autumn, leaves will turn pale yellow.
Overall, a delightful tree that’s aesthetic appeal makes it a favoured choice for landscaping projects.
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Medium
10m high x 4m wide after 25 years
Environment
Its uniformed shape and narrow habit make it a great street tree.
Canopy
Narrowly pyramidal with uniformed spaced branches.
Foliage
Heart shaped, smaller and thicker than other Tilias. Leaves are a glossy green with blush green on the underside.
Bark
Dark brown bark becoming tinged with red as it matures.
Flowers
Creamy yellow fragrant flowers in late spring.
Resilience
Will do well in any soil, even dry. Tolerates dry conditions, sea wind and is resistant to frost. Likes full sun to partial shade.
Wildlife
Flowers attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
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