A good Linden tree for the urban environment because this variety is wind-tolerant and also survives in closed road surfacing.  Furthermore, it is almost immune to honeydew and sooty mould. It can grow from ten to twelve metres in height.  The tree forms a narrow, conical or egg-shaped crown, ultimately 6 to 8 metres wide. The light green leaves are small, heart-shaped and turn a lovely yellow in autumn. In summer it bears bunches of sweet-smelling, bright yellow flowers.  It grows in any soil and tolerates drought.  Many types of Linden tree are suitable as trained trees.