Rowan

Sorbus aucuparia

Normally forming a multi stemmed shrubby trees, it can grow to 65ft (20m)

It forms an attractive tree with white flowers, bright red berries and a delicate leaf form. They are also widely planted to decorate streets and gardens.

The wild form is commonly associated with upland woodlands although it will thrive almost anywhere and provide an attractive tree for wildlife.

Once planted to protect farm cottages from itinerant witches it can still be seen around many farmyards.

Berries can be made into jelly, high in Vitamin C.