A person is in custody after two people were shot at a bar near North Linden early Wednesday morning. According to police, ...

Use leaf, structure, and texture to identify some of the most common North American trees.

Over 38,000. Heavily leafy linden trees offer deep shade, and their heart-shape leaves are so thickly layered that in downpours the sidewalk beneath them will remain reliably dry in a steady downpour.

Linden Leaf’s founders, two of whom have science PhDs from Cambridge University, have a near-obsessive passion for food, regularly traveling the world to seek out new culinary and flavor experiences.

Linden trees have always been a favorite for landscaping since they don’t drop large leaves like a sycamore or sticky fruit like a mulberry. Instead, a linden tree will provide yearround beauty ...

Linden tea is made by brewing the dried flowers, and sometimes the leaves and bark, of the Linden tree. This tree is part of the Tilla genus, and it mostly grows in temperate climates like ...

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 ...

Made from the flowers, leaves, and bark of the Tilia tree, linden tea has been used in folk medicine for hundreds of years. Here are 8 surprising benefits of linden tea.

Trees like maples, linden and hackberry create an abscission zone at the base of the petiole, leaf stem and the leaf scar, which contains a separation layer.

A• Japanese beetles commonly feed on linden leaves, but the damage they cause tends to be cosmetic. If your tree is mature and otherwise healthy, controlling the beetles isn’t recommended.

These cupped linden tree leaves indicate herbicide damage, InForum gardening columnist Don Kinzler explains.

I’ve grown species including mulberry, linden, edible-leaf goji, and Chinese toon for over a decade in Massachusetts, where winters are often very cold.