Pollinator Tree Littleleaf Linden for all pollinators, Basswood trees that feed honey bees and more.
Linden blossoms provide nectar that produces a light colored honey when harvested and processed by honey bees. It's one of my all time favorite trees for pollinators. Protect from Deer, Japanese Beetles, Aphids, and other leaf munchers. Source your own through your trusted garden center. Flowers are also valued for their medicinal properties. Leaves are edible.
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