Italian Alder Bare Root Hedge Harvest_September small red haws adorn the

small red haws adorn the thorny branches as the leaves turn to yellow and bronze before falling

mottled purple foliage

It bears tiered branches that hold green leaves from Spring into Summer

so replace with fresh soil every other year

The Salix Hakuro Nishiki is remarkably easy to care for

Italian Alder Bare Root Hedge Harvest_September small red haws adorn theAlnus cordata is commonly known as 'Italian Alder' and is an extremely popular UK native hedge tree that displays dark green leaves. This plant also has a wonderful display of yellow catkins that form on the tree and will form brown cones. These plants are excellent for very wet areas of soil in your garden. Italian Alder prefers any type of soil even extremely wet conditions. Alnus grows at around 1 2 feet per year and will eventually get to 24+