Sorbus aucuparia
£2.50
Rowan, Mountain ash. A small or medium European tree, growing up to 15 m (50 ft) high, though usually less. The fruits are edible if cooked (usually made into preserves), while the leaves and flowers are used in teas. All parts are used for tanning and dyeing. The timber is used for fuel, turnery, fencing etc. A hedging, shelterbelt and bee plant. Likes a site in sun or part shade; hardy to -40°C. Stratification: CS16. Number of seeds: 50.
22 in stock
Description
Rowan, Mountain ash. A small or medium European tree, growing up to 15 m (50 ft) high, though usually less. The fruits are edible if cooked (usually made into preserves), while the leaves and flowers are used in teas. All parts are used for tanning and dyeing. The timber is used for fuel, turnery, fencing etc. A hedging, shelterbelt and bee plant. Likes a site in sun or part shade; hardy to -40°C. Stratification: CS16