Sorbus White Wax

Sorbus White Wax, also known as Sorbus aria, is a deciduous tree that typically grows to a height of 10-15 meters. It is characterized by its smooth, grey bark and dense, rounded crown. The tree features broad, oval leaves with a distinctive white, waxy coating on the underside, giving it its name. In the spring, Sorbus White Wax produces clusters of small, white flowers, followed by red berries in the autumn, adding seasonal interest and visual appeal to landscapes.