Tilia cordata 'Green Globe' Nut retaining their beautiful colour into

retaining their beautiful colour into summer then becoming dark burgandy before turning bright red with orange undertones in autumn

rounded though often assymetric crown ultimately reaching up to 15m after many decades

Although the native holly does indeed produce the classic crop of red holly berries

It also displays a beautiful autumn colour

Deeply furrowed

Tilia cordata 'Green Globe' Nut retaining their beautiful colour intoA dwarf form of small leaved lime grafted onto a trunk to create a neat and very manageble little tree. The crown will naturally remain small, reaching only 4m in width at most. The foliage is akin to the species, a lustrous green turning bright yellow in autumn. Flowers are insignificant but carry a lovely scent. A perfect tree for smaller spaces. H6