The basswood or American linden

[@jaynegrikstas5474]

Great job and simply easyto learn.

[@melaniemoultrie6676]

I have a question...Is the American Basswood and American Linden the same? I hear it is good for seizure convulsants.

[@aconsideredmoment]

Thanks for taking that kind of time to make a video over that long of a period. Not everyone has that dedication. Helpful.

[@andydavis9622]

You're doing great! Thank you for this informative video, I loved it!

[@dean-isa-fool2191]

Great video can you talk about the uses?

[@georgesawtooth]

The American Linden to me is quite easily identifiable.

[@DelEast740]

I have a linden tree next to my house that is probably 4 ft in diameter and probably 100 years old. The house is a 168. Thanks..

[@davidcevanvlogs4486]

Great video helped me realize that there’s a massive linden near my house

[@beek57ks49]

THANK you! This vid is very very helpful.

[@emilypalsa9006]

Just what I needed, subscribed!

[@rickcowell4756]

I am trying to identify a Linden? Basswood? tree that has seeds that are brown. The outer skin taste like a fig. Then you have a hard seed inside.

[@liasworldofhappiness8817]

Do we have basswood in Texas?

[@hessmarsh]

roast those berries and grind them add sugar and a bit of oil, for a chocolate substitute.

[@RM-nj3dz]

You don't harvest cordage from a tree. You make cordage from the trees natural fibers.

[@esben181]

So if you don't harvest it from the tree, where do the tree's natural fibers come from?

[@franklynvandam535]

Gowd damn fragmentations.... I can't stand it! Only kidding, great video, it came out fine.
(If you didn't say anything about it being fragmented, I wouldn't have givin it any thought.)