Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) – Mature & Bare Root Trees

Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia), also known as Mountain Ash, is an attractive native deciduous tree valued for its delicate foliage, spring flowers, colourful autumn leaves and clusters of red-orange berries.

Its manageable form and year-round interest make Rowan a popular choice for gardens, wildlife planting, avenues and landscape schemes. Chedington Compost supplies Rowan trees in bare root and rootball sizes, including larger specimens for projects where greater immediate impact is required.

Native Rowan Trees for Gardens & Landscaping

Rowan is a versatile native tree that brings colour and wildlife value to a wide range of planting schemes. White flowers appear in late spring, followed by bright berries in autumn that provide a useful food source for birds and other wildlife.

Why Choose Rowan?

• Native tree: Ideal for wildlife-friendly, naturalistic and landscape planting.
• Seasonal interest: Attractive spring flowers, autumn foliage and colourful berries.
• Wildlife value: Flowers support pollinators and berries provide food for birds.
• Versatile size: Suitable for gardens, avenues, woodland edges and larger landscaping projects.
• Choice of sizes: Available as bare root and rootball trees.

Where to Plant Rowan Trees

Rowan performs well in sun or partial shade and is particularly suited to gardens, wildlife areas and informal landscape planting. Its relatively light, open canopy makes it a useful choice where a substantial tree is wanted without creating an overly dense appearance.

Order Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) trees from Chedington Compost for garden and landscaping projects across Dorset and Somerset.