Caucasian alder

Alnus subcordata

Betulaceae

Tree

Ornamental

Attracts pollinators

About this plant

The Caucasian alder, Alnus subcordata, is an ornamental deciduous tree that grows 10–15 meters tall. It prefers full sun and medium watering, thriving in loamy soil, and is suitable for USDA zones 6–9. This tree produces brown and green flowers in spring.

Light

Full sun

Watering

Medium water

Soil

Loamy, Clay

Height

14.35–20 m

Spread

8–15 m

Zones

7–10

Flower colors

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Bloom Period

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Blooming

Months: April, May
Colors: Brown, Green

Characteristics

Pollinators: True
Toxic: False
Evergreen: False

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