Sorbus hupehensis Pink Pagoda
- Height 10 years: 3m-5m / 10ft-16ft
- Leaf colour - autumn: Multiple tints
- Fruit colour: Pink
Pink Pagoda is a selection of the Hupeh or Hubei rowan, from China.
The very long-lasting fruitlets are undoubtedly the key attraction of Pink Pagoda. They appear in late summer, and are initially a summery light pink colour, gradually lightening during the autumn months until they are white by the time winter arrives.
In autumn the grey-green leaves take on autumn hues.
Pink Pagoda trees for sale
Deliveries start week commencing 16th September 2019 (or December for bare-root).
1-year Pink Pagoda tree - bare root
2.5m-3.5m tall after 10 years
£23.95
2-year Pink Pagoda tree - in a 12L pot
2.5m-3.5m tall after 10 years
£47.95
What will it look like?
Illustrative example of a pot-grown tree of this variety as supplied.
(Approx. girth: 6/8).
Trees should reach their mature height after about 10 or more years.
We may also have 1-year bare-root trees of this variety - they are not shown here.
Leaves may not be present during winter, and we may prune some shoots to fit the delivery carton. Size may vary during the season and between batches.
The container (if supplied) is only used for transporting the tree, which should then be planted out in the garden or in a much larger patio planter (not all species are suitable for patio planting).
Pink Pagoda characteristics
Growing
- Attractive features:
Attractive fruit Autumn foliage colour
- Height 10 years:
3m-5m / 10ft-16ft
- Vigour:
Slightly small
- Site conditions:
Coastal site Occasional flooding
- Useful for:
Open spaces Small spaces Street / amenity
- Pruning:
Light prune
- Disease resistance:
Good
- Gardening skill:
Suitable for beginners
Identification
- Country of origin:
Canada
- Flowering month:
May June
- Flower colour:
White
- Leaf colour:
Bluish-green
- Leaf colour - young:
Grey-green
- Leaf colour - autumn:
Multiple tints
- Fruit colour:
Pink
- Annual cycle:
Deciduous
Using
- Fruit persistence:
Persistent
- Wildlife:
Attractive to birds
How to choose a Rowan or Whitebeam tree
We have a very wide range of Sorbus (rowan and whitebeam) trees. Choosing can be difficult! Our article explaining the different berry and leaf colours might help narrow down the selection.
