Sorbus Aucuparia Rowan Bareroot Tree 150-175cm year round colour box blight resistance

box blight resistance

Summer Fruiting Advantages Fruits from early July to mid-August Produces on second-year canes (floricanes) Bigger fruit and higher yields compared to most autumn types Care and Support Support canes with wires or posts after planting Prune fruited canes to 5cm above ground from November to January Ideal for making jams

Conference Pear Tree (Self-Fertile)

Spacing: 2-3 plants per metre for a dense hedge

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Sorbus Aucuparia Rowan Bareroot Tree 150-175cm year round colour box blight resistanceCharacteristics Rowan Tree is native to the UK with loads of red berries in the winter. Supplied half standard tree, bare root, 150 165cm tall (nursery pruned) ready to plant in the garden Price Includes VAT Description Sorbus aucuparia or Rowan Tree is mainly grown for its feathery like leaves and attractive small 5 petalled flowers followed by colourful red berries in autumn. The red berries are a good source of food for birds in the winter, and the