Alnus rubra 5gal Red Alder fragrant It has a true ground

It has a true ground cover habit

Voted The World's Favorite Rose in 1994 at Rose-World Convention in New Zealand

dark green

Fragrant white flowers in early fall

Adorned with bright red hips in the fall

Alnus rubra 5gal Red Alder fragrant It has a true groundRed 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