Alder tree | Alnus Glutinosa - Height 300-400cm - Girth 14-16 - 30-50lt Planters Dividing established clumps in autumn

Dividing established clumps in autumn or early spring allows for the creation of new plants while rejuvenating older specimens

yellowish-green flower-heads are surrounded by four large

giving the shrub a delicate and graceful appearance

and easy care requirements

It is self-fertile and doesn’t need a pollination partner

Alder tree | Alnus Glutinosa - Height 300-400cm - Girth 14-16 - 30-50lt Planters Dividing established clumps in autumnAlnus glutinosa, commonly known as the black alder, is a deciduous tree native to Europe, including the British Isles. It is a versatile and resilient species, often found thriving in wetland areas, riverbanks, and marshes, where its roots can help stabilise the soil and prevent erosion. The black alder typically grows to a height of 20 30 metres, with a broad, conical crown that becomes more rounded with age. Its bark is dark brown and fissured,