Lime blossoms, also known as linden flowers, come from the linden tree, which is part of the Tilia genus. These small, fragrant yellow-white flowers bloom in late spring to early summer and are known for their sweet scent. Lime blossoms are often used in herbal teas and traditional medicine due to their calming properties. The flowers grow in clusters and are typically pollinated by bees, making them an important source of nectar. After blooming, they produce small, round fruits that are not commonly consumed. Lime blossoms are also appreciated for their ornamental value in gardens and parks.