Alnus glutinosa | Common alder | Black alder

The Alnus glutinosa, commonly known as the European alder or Black alder, is a striking deciduous tree valued for its distinctive Alnus glutinosa leaves and rugged Alnus glutinosa bark. Native to much of Europe, this Alnus glutinosa species thrives in wet environments, contributing to rich ecosystems. The tree's dark, furrowed bark contrasts beautifully with its glossy green leaves, which turn vibrant yellow in autumn. Its durable Alnus glutinosa wood has historical significance, while its widespread Alnus glutinosa distribution highlights its adaptability. The Alnus glutinosa tree offers both ornamental appeal and ecological value in landscapes.

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