Rare Fruit Tree, SORBUS DOMESTICA,

• You will receive our best available 15-20cm tall, fresh, young plant in an 8cm pot. This plant is deciduous, therefore leafless between November and March. It will be ready to plant it out into the ground in 1-2 months.
• Small tree with strawberry sized, sweet fruits, maturing to orange-red, and Autumn colours in the shades of orange
• Beautiful, small tree with long lasting, red-orange-yellow fruits, dotted with light brown spots, very decorative and edible
• It can be grown on almost any soil, easy to grow. Fits well in a smaller garden.
• with FREE growing kit including full growing instructions.

Another rarely cultivated, beautiful, small tree with strawberry sized, sweet fruits, maturing to orange-red, and Autumn colours in the shades of orange. It grows into a small tree or larger shrub with arching branches. Velvety, composed leaves. The creamy coloured flowers open in late Spring , followed by its main attraction: the fruits. These fruit remain on the shrub until late Autumn but often taken by the wildlife and a sweet tasting fruit for us, humans. Easy to grow, even good for the patio, if planted in a large pot. This species is very rarely offered in Britain, this plant is well underrated and it is easy to grow. Native to: Europe Family: Rosaeae (Rose Family) Habit (UK conditions): medium sized tree with a rounded crown Growth rate: medium Typical size in 10 years: 3m x 2m Main value: fruits, Autumn coloration Flower colour: creamy white Flowering period: May - June Autumn coloration: shades of orange and red Preferences: grows best in full sun, on any soil with good drainage (somewhat drought tolerant) Hardiness: hardy to about -20C