Known for its ornamental value, the Hupeh rowan is a small, deciduous tree native to central and western China that grows to a height of 4–8 meters. <br> <br> Its grey-brown bark and green leaves provide a backdrop for its most striking features. In late spring, clusters of white flowers emerge, followed by berries that start pink and then mature to a glossy white. This unique display of white fruit is beautifully complemented by the tree's vivid orange or red autumn foliage. <br> <br> The Hupeh rowan, also known as Sorbus pseudohupehensis, has earned the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.<br> <br> Grown in peat free 5L pots. UK and Ireland Sourced and Grown (UKISG).