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Trees with heart-shaped leaves add a lovely touch to the landscape.

Aspen, Japanese tree lilac, and weeping redbud offer these features, respectively.

But they are just three of the 15 trees with heart-shaped leaves we’ll consider below.

Blooms and leaves on a Paulownia tomentosa.

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Read on to browse some trees that are sure to give your home a little love.

One of the most important differences is that it’s more resistant to powdery mildew disease.

Their flowers are white and bloom later than those onSyringa vulgaris.

Japanese lilac tree flowers.

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Dove Tree

The Dove tree has another common name: “handkerchief tree.”

Both common names refer to the unusual flowers.

But the tree’s heart-shaped leaves are also attractive.

Line of balsam poplars in front of evergreen trees.

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Red flowers framed by large white bracts stud the tree in spring.

The bracts remain long after the blooms have gone by.

On windy days, these bracts flutter attractively in the wind.

Quaking aspen tree with small golden-yellow leaves closeup

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There are many types ofpoplars, each with its various pros and cons.

One pro is that they are among the hardiestdeciduoustrees.

Many, such as balsam poplar, have heart-shaped leaves.

Italian alder tree Alnus cordata male catkins and shaped leaf

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Balsam poplar’s leaves also have a resinous smell.

It makes a good street tree, beingtolerant of pollution and salt.

But their best feature may be their fall color.

Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi is a sacred fig tree in the Mahamewna Gardens, Anuradhapura. A sacred place for Buddhists on Sri Lanka

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The tree has smooth, light-colored bark, interrupted by darker knots and horizontal scarring.

The flower is a catkin, as on thepussy willow (Salixspp.).

The plant spreads through its underground root system.

Eastern redbud tree

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Thus its narrow zone range: 5 to 7.

The heart-shaped leaves are evergreen in tropical climates.

Eastern Redbud

This classic flowering tree of spring is easy to identify.

Branch of redbud tree showing blooms and leaves.

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Its branches are studded with small, rosey-pink flowers before the first leaves appear.

‘Ruby Falls’ is one cultivar of redbud that offers this feature; another isCercis canadensis’Covey Lavender Twist.'

Besides its heart-shaped leaves, the ‘Pendula’ cultivar offers an attractive, weeping habit.

White mulberry tree branch with bright green leaves and new fruit

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It is an attractive tree because this foliage is dense and the tree is low-branched.

Flowers yield to small nuts that are attached to wing-like bracts.

Southern Catalpa

There are a fewdifferent types of catalpa.

Small leaved lime (Tilia cordata) tree, detail on branches covered with leaves and fruits.

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Southern catalpa and northern catalpa are the main types grown in the U.S.

Both are messy trees, so be prepared for the extra landscape maintenance involved in cleaning up after them.

The main difference between the northern and the southern is that the latter is shorter and stouter.

Large-leafed Lime (Tilia platyphyllos) close-up of flowers and leaves

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It is lovely in bloom.

However, it is a messy tree that causes you a lot of extra landscape maintenance.

The large leaves turn black in fall and litter a large area when they drop.

The Southern Catalpa is the common name for Catalpa Bignonioides.

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You must also rake up the pods.

Empress Tree

Empress tree presents a dilemma for potential growers.

It has some great features, like fragrant flowers, lavender blooms, and fast-growing properties.

Catalpa tree displaying flowers, large leaves and seed pods against a blue sky

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It has a beautiful fall color scheme, changing from yellow to purple as the season grows on.

Its uniqueness makes it a great choice for your yard.

Katsura tree closeup of trunk and multi-stems with green leaves

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