#silver linden

Silver Linden - Tília-prateada (Tilia tomentosa)

Cruz Quebrada/Portugal (1/06/2026)

My good friend suggested I take a look at his wand one day, and it’s one of the most charming wands I was able to meet. 

Silver wood is often related to divination and the art of memories thanks to the Ollivander brand. But during all of my investigations and testing with this wood, I have not once found a connection to the mind. While, Yes, the wood may enjoy people who are seers, and legitimacy, they do not only chose those with those skills. 

and while Arturo Cephalopos didn’t put a lot of care into his wands, he at least didn’t lie to the consumer. 

All of the silver lime wands I tested were skilled at good fortune spells, charms, and potions such as the ones revolving around love, happiness, luck, healing, and other good-natured magic. 

Dragon Heartstrings are quick learning, powerful spellcasters. But sometimes produces more flamboyant, showy magic rather than productive spells. 

This wand would do well with any flexibility, but its bendy nature would make it a quicker spell caster. 

Tilia tomentosa - Silver Linden

Family: Tiliaceae - Linden

Native Region: Europe and Western Asia

Landscape Uses: Specimen, Shade, Parkway

Height and Width: 50-70′ tall and 25-40′ wide

Zones: 4-7

Drought conditions: Intolerant

Transplants: Yes

Preferred Growing Conditions: Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Prefers moist, fertile, well-drained loams, but adapts to a wide range of soil conditions

Tree & Plant Care: Best drought resistance of any of the lindens. Good tolerance for urban conditions. Will tolerate drought a little better than other linden species.

Linden is Tall, Fast Growing Shade Tree

Lindens are tall and fast growing, with an attractive, dense shape. They are used as shade trees and often as street trees. They bear dangling clusters of fragrant white flowers in early summer. Little leaf Linden or Tilia cordata a European tree is among the best. It grows up to 90 feet tall in a dense compact pyramid and is hardy to zone 4. Small, heart-shaped dark green leaves turn yellow in…