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Sorbus aucuparia - 12L

Available from Notcutts comes the Sorbus aucuparia. A native tree, widespread in the UK, with lance-shaped leaves dark green above, blue-green... Read More

Please be aware that trees are despatched fresh from the nursery.

This ensures the nursery cares for your trees until they are placed on the truck and avoids them sitting in depots.
They are despatched via courier service with an estimated delivery time of 2 to 5 working days.

Description

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Delivery

Available from Notcutts comes the Sorbus aucuparia. A native tree, widespread in the UK, with lance-shaped leaves dark green above, blue-green underneath which turn red in autumn.

Very distinctive for its generally large bunches of bright red fruit which are very attractive to birds in the early autumn.

Features and tips

Known as Mountain Ash.
Berries can be used to make Jelly.
Tolerates most sites and soils but does particularly well in light, acidic soils.

Item Details

Product code: 10010862

Features

Flowering season: Spring

Facing position: Any position

How much sun: Full sun

Eventual height: 2m - 5m

Flower colour: White / Cream

Leaf colour: Green

Delivery: Please be aware that this tree is despatched directly fresh from the nursery via courier service with an estimated delivery time of 2 to 5 working days.

Delivery for this item is £4.99.

We deliver to the majority of addresses in England, Wales and Scotland. Unfortunately, there are some areas that we are unable to deliver to including Northern Ireland, The Isle of Man, The Isle of Wight, Scottish Isles and The Channel Isles. Click to view a list of postcode areas that we cannot offer delivery to

Returns : We want you to be confident about every order you place with us so you are able to return all* products to us if you are unhappy for any reason. Just ensure the product is unused and return with proof of purchase in its original packaging within 30 days of purchase.

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