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Small-leaved linden

Age: 0 to 2 years old

Time before cutting: 80 years

Estimated CO₂ absorption: 720 kg - 860 kg

£15.50 VAT incl.

£62.96 Expected gross gain

Small-leaved linden

The Small-leaved linden (Tilia cordata) is a tree of the Malvaceae family, native to Europe, it can measure from 20 to 30 m with a continuous and rather slow growth (10 m in 20 years). These leaves are alternate heart-shaped, 3-8 cm long, finely serrated.

This species makes the forest stronger and more resilient, which improves the health of the entire plot by promoting biodiversity. Its expected profitability is linked to the logging of the stand where it grows.

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About Ajoux Forest

Located between the villages of Mauves and Ajoux, on the slopes of the Serre du Pied de Boeuf in the Monts d'Ardèche, the forest borders the commune of Ajoux, with which it shares a name. It is located at an altitude of between 545 and 730 m, and the hills of the mountains is made up of of ridges and valleys irrigated by permanent or temporary streams. The area is facing North on steep slope of between 35° and 15°. The climate is continental and the forest rises on a granitic geological formation.

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