Alnus Incana - Grey Alder tree - Height 270-300cm - 30lt 5ft-9ft | 1.5m-3mAlnus incana, commonly known as grey alder, is a deciduous tree belonging to the birch family, Betulaceae. Native to Europe, Asia, and North America, it is a resilient species often found in riparian zones, wetlands, and areas with moist soils. This medium sized tree typically grows to heights of 15 to 25 metres, with a slender trunk and smooth, greyish brown bark, which often develops fine fissures with age. The leaves of Alnus incana are oval to
bright blue flowers bloom from June to October
It’s a sub-tropical plant and in colder areas it should be grown in containers and brought inside during the winter
adding to its visual interest and character
Flaky juniper 'Blue Carpet' is a wonderful
vivid red berries that grow abundantly in autumn and winter
making it an attractive addition to orchards and gardens
turn creamy white in late summer with pink flush in autumn
forming a dense
Hydrangea petiolaris is a large
it brings beauty
as long as the soil is well-drained
The foliage unfurls in a striking deep purple hue