Description & origin
The Rowan is a medium-sized tree known for its orange berries and white flowers. It is a resilient species appreciated in gardens and green spaces.
Size
Can reach up to 15 meters in height.
Foliage
Compound leaves, dark green, turning yellow in autumn.
Flowering
Blooms in spring, producing white inflorescences.
Detailed care
Light
Soil
Watering
Temperature
Fertilising
Repotting
Pruning
Propagation
Common problems
Fungal diseases
May be affected by fungi causing leaf spots.
Insect pests
Susceptible to aphids and scale insects, which can damage foliage.
Nutrient deficiency
May show yellowing leaves if the soil is nutrient-poor.
Uses & curiosities
In the garden
- Ideal for large gardens
- Attracts birds and pollinators
- Used as an ornamental tree
Other uses
The berries are edible and can be used in various recipes.
Did you know…
The berries of the Rowan are edible and can be used to make jams and liqueurs. They also attract birds, making them an excellent choice for biodiversity-friendly gardens.