The Mountain Ash, or Rowan, is an elegant tree that produces flat clusters of white flowers in late spring, followed by orange-red berries in early autumn.
A deciduous native tree, its pinnate, feather-like leaves turn yellow in autumn adding to the colour in your garden.
A tree that's recognised by the RHS as a Plant for Pollinators, the Mountain Ash is the perfect tree for wildlife as its flowers are laden with pollen and attract all manner of pollinators into the garden, plus the red berries are a favourite of garden birds.
This young tree has been grown in the UK from UK-sourced seed and is supplied as a plug-grown sapling 20-40cm from end to end, ready for immediate planting.
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