Tilia cordata 'Winter Orange' Orange Bark Little Leaf Linden Feature_Variegated The japonicums hold onto their

The japonicums hold onto their leaves for about 2 weeks longer than most of the palmatums

Our 'Mure hibari' was grafted off a tree that was imported in from Kobayashi Momiji En in Japan in December of 1976

‘Nutans’ was found and introduced by Mr Niemetz of Temesvar

and delivering a brilliant display of orange hues in the fall

not to be confused with a similarly named maple

Tilia cordata 'Winter Orange' Orange Bark Little Leaf Linden Feature_Variegated The japonicums hold onto theirTilia cordata 'Winter Orange' Winter Orange Little Leaf Linden Zones 3 8 Full Sun to Part Shade 'Winter Orange' is a little leaf linden that has heart shaped green leaves that provide a great contrast to the orange new growth. During the summer, white flowers appear on this little leaf linden that are very popular with bees. During the fall, the heart shaped leaves turn to a butter yellow. Once the leaves drop in the fall, the bark really begins to