Grey Alder Bare Root Hedge

Grey Alder Bare Root HedgeAlnus incana is commonly known as 'Grey Alder' and is an extremely popular UK native hedge tree 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. Grey Alder prefers any type of soil even extremely wet conditions. Alnus grows at around 1 2 feet per year and will eventually get to 25+ metres

nivalis is a perennial to 15cm

The crabapples remain on the tree well into winter

They can tolerate a wide range of temperatures but do best in warm and humid climates

The cup is shorter than other similar blooms

also known as Upright Birch is a towering tree noted for its beautiful bark which grows almost pure white with some of it breaking and cracking with age

Davidii Viper looks most stunning in winter decoration

The attractive green leaves take on alluring crimson and red hues in the autumn before they fall

Pack Contents: 6 Fosterianan Purissima bulbs

Orange Firethorn is a large

dousing fresh pancakes with the juice or even candying the rind to use as a decoration on cakes

but also brings a wonderful scent to add to its surroundings

Bees and butterflies will be instantly attracted to the bright hues and these nectar-rich blooms will help them prosper as they wait for summer flowers to bloom