This was never more apparent in the garden than with the Mountain Ash or rowan ... butter yellow berries contrasting starkly with purple plum autumn foliage. A good front garden tree.

is an ornamental tree with edible but bitter berries. But its cousin, Europe's mountain ash or rowan tree ( S ... it produces yellow-orange, seedlesss pearlike fruit with a flowery, rose-like ...

Learning how to prune rowan trees is important, particularly if you want to enjoy a bounty of berries come the fall and winter months. Pruning at the wrong time of the year can remove stems that ...

It might seem strange that rowan trees grown in gardens do not ... seen yellow-berried form is 'Joseph Rock', the berries starting off pale yellow and turning to deep yellow on bare branches.

Yet that is precisely what has happened with the humble rowan ... name for the tree, fid na ndruad, means ‘the wizard’s tree’ and one of its common English names is ‘witchwood’. The link probably ...

Fieldfares, in particular, are aggressive birds that will defend a good berry bush against all comers. Rowan trees are native and do grow wild around here, but they are not common. I’m not sure ...