Introducing the Common Alder, a native tree that's a true friend to wetlands and water features in British gardens. Known for its ability to improve soil quality and its catkin-like flowers, this tree is both functional and beautiful.
Description
Also known as Alnus glutinosa, this deciduous tree is a popular choice for ornamental and ecological gardens. It's particularly well-suited for planting near ponds, streams, or other water features. With its soil-improving capabilities, the Common Alder is a garden workhorse.
Height (when grown): 15-25m
Spread: 4-8m
Soil Type: Wet, Well-drained
Position: Suitable for Exposed or Sheltered locations
Lighting: Full Sun, Partial Shade
Hardiness: Hardy (Ideal for British gardens)
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