Mountain Ash, Skybound (Rowan Tree)

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Sorbus acuparia Skybound

7’ bareroot tree

BLOOMS CHOICE: Pollinator friendly, attracts birds

Zone: 3
Mature height: 30′
Mature spread: 15′
Shape: Upright narrow
Summer foliage: Dark green
Fall foliage: Rusty orange
Flower: Flat-topped clusters of white flowers
Fruit: Drooping clusters of waxy red berries

  • Popular easy to grow small accent tree with clusters of white flowers followed by showy berries from early fall to late winter

  • Not a true ash, not a host of the emerald ash borer; member of the rose family

  • Berries attract robins, finches, cedar waxwings, and other birds

  • Berries can be cooked into jams and jellies but are bitter and inedible when raw

  • In British folklore, a protection against witchcraft and enchantment

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Sorbus acuparia Skybound

7’ bareroot tree

BLOOMS CHOICE: Pollinator friendly, attracts birds

Zone: 3
Mature height: 30′
Mature spread: 15′
Shape: Upright narrow
Summer foliage: Dark green
Fall foliage: Rusty orange
Flower: Flat-topped clusters of white flowers
Fruit: Drooping clusters of waxy red berries

  • Popular easy to grow small accent tree with clusters of white flowers followed by showy berries from early fall to late winter

  • Not a true ash, not a host of the emerald ash borer; member of the rose family

  • Berries attract robins, finches, cedar waxwings, and other birds

  • Berries can be cooked into jams and jellies but are bitter and inedible when raw

  • In British folklore, a protection against witchcraft and enchantment

Sorbus acuparia Skybound

7’ bareroot tree

BLOOMS CHOICE: Pollinator friendly, attracts birds

Zone: 3
Mature height: 30′
Mature spread: 15′
Shape: Upright narrow
Summer foliage: Dark green
Fall foliage: Rusty orange
Flower: Flat-topped clusters of white flowers
Fruit: Drooping clusters of waxy red berries

  • Popular easy to grow small accent tree with clusters of white flowers followed by showy berries from early fall to late winter

  • Not a true ash, not a host of the emerald ash borer; member of the rose family

  • Berries attract robins, finches, cedar waxwings, and other birds

  • Berries can be cooked into jams and jellies but are bitter and inedible when raw

  • In British folklore, a protection against witchcraft and enchantment

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