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A form of our native hornbeam differing mainly in its tightly ascending branching habit
The dark-green leaves are unaffected by powdery mildew and turn a lovely mix of bright red and green in autumn
The tree takes its common name from the unusual handkerchief-like blooms
but best of all on heavy clay
In every other aspect it shares its appearence with Sorbus aria
Sorbus 'Joseph Rock' Hedging A form of our nativeOriginally collected from Yundshi Mountain in Yunnan 1932, this erect tree remains fairly small with light, yellow green, airy foliage and amazing red, orange, copper and purple autumn colours. Clusters of white flowers appear in spring and are followed in autumn by small amber berries that will decorate the tree well after the leaves have fallen. A shallow rooting habit. H6