Also known as Mountain Ash, the Rowan is a small/ medium tree which is found in temperate European countries from Iceland to Russia and as far south as Spain and Portugal.

In Britain this tree survives at higher altitudes than any other.It has pinnate leaves up to 9 pairs and has white flowers and bright red berries. It is hardy and doesn't mind the cold so is widely planted to decorate streets and gardens.

It was once planted to protect farm cottages from witches you will still find it in many farm yards. Its berries can be made into a jelly.

Our broadleaf trees are delivered approximately 40cm and 60cm tall dependent upon seasonal variations. 

Our broadleaf trees are delivered approximately 40cm and 60cm tall dependent upon seasonal variations. 

Rowan likes

Prefers thin acid soils.

Rowan dislikes

Limestone or soft clay soils.

Growth

It grows up to 20m (65ft).