| Family | Scientific Name | Common Name | Habitat | Distribution | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malvaceae | Tilia ×europaea | Common European Linden, Lime | Suburban woodlands; uncommonly planted, rarely naturalizing. | Native of Europe. | |
| Malvaceae | Tilia americana var. americana | Northern Basswood | Rich coves, rocky slopes, metabasalt boulderfields, rich north-facing river bluffs, calcareous Coastal Plain ravines. | NB and MB south to e. VA, w. NC, and OK. |  |
| Malvaceae | Tilia americana var. caroliniana | Southern Basswood, Carolina Basswood | Mesic forests, in the outer Coastal Plain usually associated with shell deposits, Indian shell middens, or underlying coquina limestone ("marl"). | NC south to c. peninsular FL and west to OK and c. TX. |  |
| Malvaceae | Tilia americana var. heterophylla | Mountain Basswood, White Basswood, Linn | Rich coves and mesic to dry slopes (the drier sites usually on limestone), often one of the most abundant trees in Southern Appalachian cove forests. | Centered in the Southern Appalachians: sw. PA and WV south to c. NC, wc. GA, FL Panhandle, and westward as disjunct populations to the Ozarkian Highlands of s. MO and n. AR. |  |
| Malvaceae | Tilia cordata | Small-leaved Linden, Small-leaved Lime | Suburban woodlands, uncommonly planted, rarely naturalizing. | Native of Europe. Reported as naturalizing into suburban woodlands in Arlington County, VA (Wright et al. 2023). |  |
| Malvaceae | Tilia petiolaris | Pendant Silver Linden | From horticultural use. | Native of se. Europe and w. Asia. | |
| Malvaceae | Tilia platyphyllos | Large-leaved Linden, Large-leaved Lime | Uncommonly planted, rarely and sparsely naturalizing in our area. | Native of Europe. |  |
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