Sorbus cashmiriana, also known as Kashmir Rowan Tree, is a compact, yet stunning ornamental tree that brings beauty and interest to the garden across the seasons. Small package, big punch!
Sorbus cashmiriana is admired by discerning gardeners for its delightful white berries, which appear in autumn and often stay around well into winter. This gives Kashmir Rowan Tree a good dose of visual charm, not to mention a valuable food source for birds.
During late spring, Sorbus cashmiriana produces wonderful clusters of pale pink flowers, which are soft and subtle rather than showy. These are followed by large, pearl-white berries that really set this tree apart from other rowan varieties.
The combination of blossom, fruit, and attractive foliage makes it a perfect choice for those looking to add gentle colour and wildlife to the garden.
Sorbus cashmiriana has leaves that are a lush, soft green with a delicate structure, turning soft yellow in autumn before falling. Kashmir Rowan has a naturally rounded shape and light, open canopy, which works beautifully in smaller gardens or as part of a mixed border.
With a mature height and spread of around 5 to 6 metres, Sorbus cashmiriana fits easily into most garden spaces without overwhelming them.
Sorbus cashmiriana is also a very low-maintenance tree. It’s fully hardy, copes well with colder UK winters, and tolerates most soils—provided they’re not too dry or waterlogged.
You can position Kashmir Rowan Tree in the sun or partial shade. Once established, it needs very little care beyond the occasional tidy-up.
Sorbus cashmiriana is the perfect choice for gardeners looking to add seasonal winter berries to their space. Plus it's a lovely all-rounder for gardens big or small. It’s especially well-suited to those who want year-round interest without a lot of fuss.
Add Kashmir Rowan Tree to your space today and enjoy the seasonal changes for years to come.
Common Name: Kashmir Rowan
Latin Name: Sorbus cashmiriana
Special features: large persistent white fruits in autumn.
