Medium sized tree with an upright habit. It has fine blue-green leaves, turning to yellow in autumn. Creamy-white spring flowers and clusters of or...
View full detailsRowans, Whitebeam or Sorbus are deciduous trees which can range from dwarf shrubs to large trees and are generally very hardy. They are primarily g...
View full detailsSorbus aucuparia 'Fastigiata' also known as Fastigiate Mountain Ash is an attractive, columnar tree perfect for smaller spaces or formal planting s...
View full detailsRowans, Whitebeam or Sorbus are deciduous trees which can range from dwarf shrubs to large trees and are generally very hardy. They are primarily g...
View full detailsSorbus aucuparia, commonly known as the Rowan, Mountain Ash, is a deciduous tree native to the UK. It is popular for its ornamental appeal, with at...
View full detailsAn upright deciduous tree with pinnate leaves turning reddish orange in autumn, and flat clusters of white flowers in late spring, followed by oran...
View full detailsRowans, Whitebeam or Sorbus are deciduous trees which can range from dwarf shrubs to large trees and are generally very hardy. They are primarily g...
View full detailsSorbus intermedia, commonly known as the Swedish Whitebeam is an attractive medium-sized deciduous tree with a rounded, spreading canopy. It is app...
View full detailsPinnate foliage is a light/mid green and turns vibrant shades of red, orange, copper, purple and scarlet in the autumn. Corymbs of creamy white flo...
View full detailsSorbus 'Olympic Flame', commonly known as Olympic Flame Rowan, is a compact, deciduous tree that is valued for its neat, columnar form, vibrant aut...
View full detailsSorbus are deciduous trees or shrubs with pinnate leaves and clusters of small white or pink flowers, followed by colourful berries. This cultivar ...
View full detailsSorbus are deciduous trees or shrubs with pinnate leaves and clusters of small white or pink flowers, followed by colourful berries. This cultivar ...
View full detailsSorbus are deciduous trees which can range from dwarf shrubs to large trees and are generally very hardy. They are primarily grown for their decorative foliage of pinnate leaves and clusters of small pink or white flowers. These are followed in the Winter by beautiful Autumn colours and large bunched berries.
These trees are perfect for encouraging wildlife in both small and large gardens as they can be kept potted or planted depending upon your preference.
Sorbus are at their happiest when sitting in well-drained fertile soil like the mountain slopes, they originate from. Full sunlight or dappled shade is also preferable as these trees do not thrive when left in the shade. The trees may require light pruning in late Winter or early Spring. Simply remove any damaged or diseased shoots, mulch well and feed. This will keep your Rowen in tip top condition
