Sorbus aria

Sorbus aria is a deciduous tree commonly known as the Whitebeam. It is noted for its attractive, silver-grey foliage, which emerges in spring with a striking silvery hue before maturing to a darker green. It typically reaches a height of 8 to 12 meters. Small clusters of white flowers in spring are followed by red berries in early autumn providing additional seasonal interest and food for birds. The tree is well-suited to a variety of soils and is often planted in urban environments due to its tolerance of pollution and ease of maintenance.