Common Alder Bare Root Hedge

Common Alder Bare Root HedgeAlnus glutinosa is commonly known as 'Common Alder' and is an extremely popular UK native shrub hedge that displays dark green leaves. This plant also has a wonderful display of yellow red catkins that form on the tree and will form brown cones. These plants are excellent for very wet areas of soil in your garden and can even be planted in coastal areas. Common Alder prefers any type of soil even extremely wet conditions. Alnus grows at around 1 2

Your Upright Hornbeam tree is extremely tough and tolerant of a wide range of soil types and conditions

pink-hued red stripe with ivory white margins and then petal of pure ivory

The tree is self-fertile

Plant an ‘Opal’ near by and soon you will have the beginnings of a small orchard

One of the most famous Crocus varieties is Crocus Sativus

borders and patios

Don't forget that tulips like to be planted late in October and November with the colder weather (it helps wipe out disease

Perfect for pots and containers

mixed containers and small garden displays

'Lord Lambourne' is an RHS award-winning variety with real heritage

Devoid of leaves during the flowering

glossy green leaves which turn orange in the Autumn