Sorbus aucuparia Rowan Tree PotCharacteristics PRICE INCLUDES VAT Tough and Hardy great for Scottish Gardens or cold climates Loads of white flowers followed by berries in autumn for wildlife Plant full sun to partial shade, well draining soil. Supplied 150 160cm tall, Potted and ready to plant Description The Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) is one of Scotland's most common tree. The berries that the Rowan produces makes an excellent source of food for birds and are usually red. Easy to

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Exciting blooms that are perfect pink

not recommended for heavy or wet sites (Hornbeam preferred there)

neutral pH Sun/Shade Tolerance: Thrives in full sun to full shade Growth Rate: Slow

budded and ready to plant Care: Tolerates partial shade

well draining soil types

Suitable for colder climates

sharp thorns for maximum deterrence

ideal for a wide range of UK zones Benefits for Your Garden Provides striking year-round visual interest and contrast Acts as a specimen tree or suitable for group planting Popular for gardens

especially in the first two years

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