Alnus rhombifolia (Low Branching) - White alder

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Alnus rhombifolia (Low Branching) is more than just a tree; it's an ecological powerhouse and captivating architectural feature rolled into one. The White Alder, as it's fondly known, scales up to an impressive height of 15-25 meters, where it starts displaying its lush canopy woven with bright green, diamond-shaped leaves. These leaves take on a stellar transformation as the seasons progress, cloaking the tree in a golden tapestry in the fall. Beyond being a visual charm, this deciduous gem plays a pivotal role in fostering biodiversity - it makes a cozy habitat for assorted bird species and turns into a nursery for butterfly larvae. This tree’s magic goes further underground, with its affinity for high moisture content that aids in controlling erosion, a boon for riparian settings. The low-branching structure provides not only an interesting architectural element but also generous shade to its understory companions. Hardy under full sun to partial shade, the White Alder is a stunning, functional, and eco-friendly addition to your landscape.