Sorbus aucuparia, commonly known as the rowan or European mountain ash, is a medium-sized deciduous tree valued for its ornamental flowers, bright berries, and autumn colour. It typically grows to around 10–15 metres tall, with a slender, upright form and a rounded to oval canopy. The leaves are pinnate, composed of 9–15 lance-shaped leaflets that are bright green in summer and turn yellow, orange, or red in autumn, adding seasonal interest.
Sorbus aucuparia, commonly known as the rowan or European mountain ash, is a medium-sized deciduous tree valued for its ornamental flowers, bright berries, and autumn colour. It typically grows to around 10–15 metres tall, with a slender, upright form and a rounded to oval canopy. The leaves are pinnate, composed of 9–15 lance-shaped leaflets that are bright green in summer and turn yellow, orange, or red in autumn, adding seasonal interest.
