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All our plants are English grown and of British origin |
Campsea
Ashe, Wickham Market, Suffolk Telephone 01728 747113 |
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back to Ornamental Plants We have a wide range of sizes from 3Lt pots to large 1000Lt specimens, please contact us for latest availability list |
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Alnus cordataItalian Alder |
The lovely fresh apple green rounded leaves gives this easy going medium sized tree a good feel in any garden, introduced from Southern Italy about 1820. |
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Alnus glutinosaItalian Alder |
Native to Britain, it grows wild on riversides and in damp, boggy places. Beautiful in February and March when it is covered in soft yellow catkins. |
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Alnus glutinosa ImperialisCut Leaf Alder |
A handsome medium-sized tree. One of the most attractive and graceful of its form with deeply and finely cut leaves. | |
Alnus incanaGrey Alder |
A very adaptable and handsome tree, quick growing and very useful as a windbreak in tough conditions. It has leaves with a downy grey underside. | |
Alnus incana Aurea |
Quite a charming tree with young shoots and foliage coloured yellow. Producing decorative catkins conspicuously red tinted. | |
Alnus incana Laciniata |
A most attractive and reliable tree with prettily cut leaves greyish branches and twigs add to its overall charm, easy to grow in a variety of conditions. | |
Alnus nitidaHimalayan Alder |
Not commonly available, the Himalayan Alder makes a medium sized tree producing long catkins in the autumn (quite unusual), introduced about 1882. | |
Alnus rhombifoliaWhite alder |
A very attractive medium-sized to large tree with a spreading nature. Often producing interesting diamond-shaped, downy but shiny leaves. The White alder has foliage that produces a wonderful warm, spicy scent. | |
Alnus rubraRed Alder |
A graceful tree from North America introduced in about 1880, with masses of decorative catkins in March. Can be used effectively as a windbreak or makes a fine individual specimen. Very fast growing. | |
Alnus sinuataSitka alder |
The 'Sitka alder'. Makes a small tree or large shrub with attractively thin, broad, double-toothed leaves. The conspicuous male catkins are up to 13cm long and hang in great profusion. Whilst its bark is striking metallic-grey. | |
| Alnus spaethii | Another for the collector, a fast growing tree of garden hybrid origin. Purplish young foliage in spring and exceptionally beautiful catkin display | |
Alnus viridisGreen Alder |
The Green Alder is a native of the Alps, and forms clumps of hazel-like stems and atractive toothed foliage. | |
All our native plants are English grown, English provenance stock Native - Hedging - Trees and Shrubs - Perennials - Climbers - Conifers - Herbs - Fruit |
DEDICATED
TO PRESERVING OUR UNIQUE LANDSCAPE AND GARDEN HERITAGE |