Alnus rubra 5gal Red Alder pollinator Old-fashioned

Old-fashioned

deep red blossoms are a delectable treat for the eyes

Forms a bushy

Japanese Aralia

A multiple award winner in Europe for disease resistance and aesthetics and one of the first hybrid tea roses to win the prestigious ADR contest in Germany

Alnus rubra 5gal Red Alder pollinator Old-fashionedRed Alder. Wavy, toothed, green leaves with revolute margins. Long catkins in spring. Small, brown, cone like strobiles persist through winter. Likes wet soil. Red Alder hosts a kind of bacteria called Frankia in nodules on its roots. Frankia has a symbiotic relationship with Alder: the tree receives nitrogen in the form of ammonia converted from atmospheric nitrogen by the bacteria, and the bacteria receives carbon and energy sources from the tree in