Sorbus Pink Pagoda
Rowan or Mountain Ash

Description

Features:
✓ Clusters of creamy-white flowers in spring
✓ Leaves turn reds and oranges in autumng before falling
✓ Pink berries in autumn
✓ Small tree up to 6m
✓ Native tree good for wildlife

Pink Pagoda is a fantastic, compact, upright variety if you favour the more unusual, pink berries. In spring clusters of creamy-white, fluffy flowers appear, amongst blue-green pinnate foliage. In autumn leaves turn shades of red and orange before dropping, providing fantastic autumn interest! Berries appear in autumn and provide winter interest aswell as a food source for birds. It will grow up to 6m in height by 3m in width. Its ability to thrive almost anywhere, makes it a fantastic tree for polluted or exposed sites.

Don't forget to consider:
Tree Stakes to support the tree - buy here.
Tree and Shrub Compost to add a layer of good soil in the planting hole - buy here.
Mycorrhizal fungi to encourage strong, new roots - buy here.