Common Alder
Alnus glutinosa, known as the Common Alder or Black Alder, is a reasonably fast growing, deciduous tree that can reach 25 m tall and 8 m wide. It carries dark green, rounded leaves which remain green well into autumn before falling. The versatility of Alnus glutinosa makes it a popular choice for growing as a specimen, for wind protection, or for avenue planting.
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