Grey Alder Bare Root Hedge Euonymus japonicus 'Kathy' bright red apple that gets

bright red apple that gets its name from the Red Devil parachute display team and originates from Kent in 1975

they can also be planted together in a row to create an attractive screen hedge

In the months of April and May

with very fragrant

Grey Alder Bare Root Hedge Euonymus japonicus 'Kathy' bright red apple that getsAlnus 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