Alnus rhombifolia |
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White Alder, Western Alder |
Information by: Carol Bollinger Photographer: Normans/Jacobs/Mullany
Description
White Alder is a deciduous tree with spreading or ascending branches and downward pointing tips. It has coarse teeth and dark green leaves. It is very fast growing to 50' to 90' with a 40' spread. It is very heat and wind tolerant and is a native toCA. It is found statewide along streams below 5000'.
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Anatomy
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Culture
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Design
Design Styles
Woodland
Accenting Features
Attractivebark, Specimen
Seasonal Interest
Winter
Location Uses
Bank, Background, Lawn
Special Uses
Screen, Shadetree, Fireresistant, Naturalizing
Attracts Wildlife
n/a
Water Saving Tip:
Plant shrubs and trees in groupings according to similarity of water requirements; then water each "hydrozone" according to its needs.
