Milan Šamánek

doctor

Milan Šamánek
Milan Šamánek · Portrait; not a photograph of this planting.

About the plant

Plant
Tilia platyphyllos
Botanical name
Tilia platyphyllos
Planting year
2017
Planters or representatives
Milan Šamánek
Tilia platyphyllos
Illustrative photograph of the species Tilia platyphyllos. Not a photograph of this particular planting in the garden.
Mature size
18.3–24.4 m
Flowering
Summer
Lifespan and documented age
potentially over 800 years for the species in favourable conditions; not the age of the particular planting.
Reading these figures
Taxon characteristics; actual size and flowering in the garden depend on conditions.

Tilia platyphyllos is deciduous and belongs to the Malvaceae family. The NC State species profile lists a height of approximately 18.3–24.4 m.

The listed flowering season is summer. Recorded flower colours include gold/yellow, white. Local climate and the weather in a particular year affect the timing and intensity of flowering.

Suitable light conditions listed in the profile are full sun, partial shade. Appropriate soil and moisture also matter; individual plants do not all reach the same size. Lifespan: potentially over 800 years for the species in favourable conditions; not the age of the particular planting.

Plant details and related plantings →

About the person

Name
Milan Šamánek
Personality type
doctor
Date of birth
Place of birth
Zborovice u Kroměříže
Date of death
Notable achievements and career
  • Czech paediatrician specialising in paediatric cardiology.
People and participants
Milan Šamánek

Czech paediatrician specialising in paediatric cardiology.

For this entry, the garden identifies the planters or representatives as: Milan Šamánek. The linked planting article provides the plant record and the documented circumstances of participation.

Sources

Botanical references

Photo source: Wikimedia Commons / Wikipedia · Tilia platyphyllos · Author: Chmee2 · CC BY-SA 3.0

Photo source: Wikimedia Commons / Wikipedia · Milan Šamánek · Author: Jindřich Nosek (NoJin) · CC BY-SA 4.0