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"Mountain Ash"
"Mountain Ash"
8m high x 5m wide after 25 years. Ultimately a small tree.
Neat, broadly upright and compact well balanced crown.
Pinnate – a long mid-rib with 11-19 leaflets.
White flowers in May and early June.
Pink with white flush fruits.
This Sorbus was raised on our nurseries and it was clear very early on that this out-stripped the pink-berried varieties we used to grow. It has great vigour and as such is quick to establish and soon reaches its final height as a small tree.
The flowers appear during May/June in corymbs and are followed by the berries that turn a striking pale pink with a white blush. It is a good substitute for Sorbus hupehensis, even though it is not a pure white colour.