Rowan Trees
Sorbus aucuparia
£25.00 – £65.00
The Rowan Tree is an elegant tree with delicate green leaves bearing clusters of creamy white flowers in spring and bright red berries in autumn.
| Botanical name | Sorbus aucuparia |
|---|---|
| Ultimate height and spread | 4 metres x 3 metres |
| When to plant | Anytime |
Description
The Tree of Good Luck, the Rowan is said to ward off witches and goblins. In the past, most homes had a Rowan tree in their garden to protect them from mischief.
An elegant tree with delicate green leaves bearing clusters of creamy white flowers in spring and bright red berries in autumn, loved by birds. Suitable for most gardens. Fully hardy, it likes sun or semi shade and most soils.
Sorbus aucuparia “Sheerwater Seeding”
A compact upright cultivar of the Rowan with bright red berries in Autumn
Sorbus aucuparia “Asplenifolia”
A hardy small ornamental tree with attractive cut-leaf foliage turning orange and red in Autumn
Annabelle Armitage –
I would like to buy one
pete –
Could you call us on 01584 878878 and I hope we can help
Dave –
Hi looking to buy a tall Rowan tree what have you got
Jeanne –
When will you have a rowan tree in stick I want one that will be a medium size when fully grown as my garden is not overlarge
Richard Beamish –
We will have the cultivar “Sheerwater Seedling”, which does not grow as tall as the common Rowan, ready in a couple of weeks
Hope this helps
Richard
zenith –
what girth does the shearwater seedling 15l pot have, I need 3 no. at 10cm girth due to a planning permission condition. I believe this roughly equates to 10-12ft high?