*RETAIL - Alnus rhombifolia Oregon Coast The parent plant of this

The parent plant of this clone survived a North Carolina winter that dropped to -9F

Only found in the late 80s growing on thin soils at high elevations

typical of the genus

DWARF EASTERN PRICKLY PEAR

*RETAIL - Alnus rhombifolia Oregon Coast The parent plant of thisThe best white alder for street, bioswales and drier plantings in the west. Native of river systems from the Willamette valley and the interior desert, south to Baja. To 35 or more feet with simple rhomboid, alder y leaves, its most outstanding features, the silvery bark and showy golden catkins beginning as soon as the leaves drop in late autumn. Fixing nitrogen is a benefit, tolerant of poorly drained soils in the winter and quite drought tolerant