Sorbus aria 'Lutescens' Year-round ripening to reddish-pink or nearly

ripening to reddish-pink or nearly black

Discovered in a mass planting of Q

but on a petite scale

The small white flowers aren't very showy but attract bees and are followed by drupes of green berries changing to red

upright branches giving it a dense

Sorbus aria 'Lutescens' Year-round ripening to reddish-pink or nearlyOutstanding spring interest tree. The leaves are downy on both sides at first. The upper surfaces soon shed their hairs but the undersides remain felted and brilliantly white. Flowers in spring followed by clusters of red berries in autumn. It grows best on lime rich soils and will thrive on chalk. Good for windswept areas. Hardy.