Sorbus Pink Ness

Height 10 years: 3m-5m / 10ft-16ft
Growth habit: Upright
Leaf colour - autumn: Multiple tints
Fruit colour: Pink

Pink Ness is one of the best of the pink-fruited rowans. The berries are candy-floss pink, and contrast very attractively with the matt green leaves.

Pink Ness grows with a neat columnar habit.

The name Pink Ness is a nice play on the pink-coloured berries, and University of Liverpool's Ness botanic gardens.

Pink Ness trees for sale

Item

Height in 10 years

Price inc. VAT

Quantity

2-year Pink Ness tree - in a 12L pot

2.5m-4m tall after 10 years

£47.95

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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.

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 Ness characteristics

Growing

Attractive features: Attractive fruit Attractive foliage Autumn foliage colour
Height 10 years: 3m-5m / 10ft-16ft
Growth habit: Upright
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: United Kingdom
Flower colour: White
Leaf colour: Green
Leaf colour - young: Green
Leaf colour - autumn: Multiple tints
Fruit colour: Pink
Annual cycle: Deciduous

Using

Fruit persistence: Persistent
Wildlife: Attractive to birds

Similar varieties

Sorbus rosea
Rosiness
Another pink-berry rowan originating from Ness Botanic Gardens.

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.