Award winning Mountain ash introduced by George Forest in 1921 with a height and spread to around 6m x 4m. Clusters of white flowers in early summer followed by bunches of white berries that hold onto...
A lovely upright tree with fern-like, dark green leaves, turning orange and red in autumn. Produces creamy white flowers in spring followed by bright pink berries that are great for the birds. Upright...
A lovely small upright tree with fern-like, dark green leaves, turning orange and red in autumn. Produces creamy white flowers in spring followed by large white almost translucent berries that are gre...
Upright tree with clusters of white flowers produced in spring, followed by pale yellow berries. Leaves are bright green and turn orange and purple in autumn. Height and spread to 10m x 7m. Any fer...
Upright tree with clusters of white flowers produced in spring, followed by pale yellow berries. Leaves are bright green and turn orange and purple in autumn. Height and spread to 10m x 7m. Any fer...
A new form for Sorbus discovered by Matthew Ridley on his arboretum at Blagden. Deciduous tree with delicate lobed dark green leaves which provide excellent colour come autumn. Clusters of white fl...
A splendid new species introduced from Sichuan in China as recently as 1992 (SICH 1162) and named at Ness Botanic Garden as a new species. The charm of this tree is in the delicate pale olive fo...
Hupeh mountain ash. Mid green pinnate foliage that turns spectacular oranges and reds in autumn. Clusters of white flowers beloved by bees are followed by white often tinged pink berries. Height an...
A charming form of chinese rowan with pinnate green leaves that turn red/orange in autumn. Clusters of white flowers in spring followed by pink berries that hold on the tree well into winter and fa...
