Tilia platyphyllos 'Prince's Street' Fruit Reacts well to pruning and

Reacts well to pruning and shaping and can easily be trained as a decorative hedge

Grow in moist but well drained soil

The silvery-grey bark is roughly cracked and broken into small squarish plates

The palmate leaves emerge strikingly red

acidic soil (though fairly tolerant of alkaline) and medium shade

Tilia platyphyllos 'Prince's Street' Fruit Reacts well to pruning andA vigorous cultivar with an upright habit, eventually becoming pyramidal with age. The foliage is characteristic of the species large, mid green and conspicuously serrated. Cream coloured, fragrant flowers provide a good source of nectar in early summer. Golden autumn colours. The red young shoots very attractive throughout winter. H7