Alnus incana - Speckled Alder dioecious Did you know that mass

Did you know that mass plantings of a single flowering plant enable pollinators more efficient foraging

Habitat: In the wild

and birch to establish (in essence

coming in August

More than 450 species enjoy this plant as it is a nectar powerhouse

Alnus incana - Speckled Alder dioecious Did you know that massSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zone 2 6, sun to part shade, 10 40 feet high, flowers prior to leafing out in early spring, catkins and then cones, both male and female flowers on the same plant, tolerant as to soil type, nitrogen fixer, prefers wet consistent moisture, but can adapt. Synonym: Alnus rugosa, A. incana subsp. rugosa Common names: Speckled Alder, Gray Alder, Tag Alder, Hoary Alder, Hazel Alder, Swamp Alder, River Alder, Thin