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cascading branches creating a fountain-like mound reaching a max height of 4
The foliage matures to a lovely dark-green then turning bronze in autumn
Flower bracts are creamy white
Culinary and dessert apple raised by James Greive in Edinburgh 1893
giving the plant an elegant and dainty appearance
Sorbus ulleungensis 'Olympic Flame' Batch No:179178 cascading branches creating a fountain-likeA handsome rowan with an upright, culumnar habit and lush, dark green, pinnate leaves. Creamy white flowers open in late spring followed by lustrous red berries in autumn. The berries are accompanied by a stunning canopy of vibrant reds and oranges. Does well on all soils (except chalk) in sun or partial shade. Can be planted on an exposed site. H6
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