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Rowan trees or Mountain Ash

Discussion in 'Trees' started by Rab, Aug 15, 2005.

  1. Rab

    Rab Apprentice Gardener

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    Does anybody know if you get male and female rowan trees. I have six holy trees I grew from seed and only one so far has ever had any berries. I wondered if my young rowan tree will ever bear fruit or if it's the same as holly where you get both male and female.
     
  2. SteveW

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  3. Rab

    Rab Apprentice Gardener

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    Thanks for the link I've put it into my favourites. Hope it is a hybrid and eventually bears fruit as it is growing nicely where it is and my old place had 2 at the front door and I'm a sentinmental old fool about some things.
     
  4. Daisies

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    I had a something self-seed itself in the rockery in my front garden. It grew to about 24" in one season and I thought 'this looks pretty cool - think I'll let it grow!' Then I looked it up and found that it was a mountain ash from a neighbour's plot and that they grew to 20 METRES high! Suddenly it seemed like a good idea to uproot it but that was easier said than done - it's roots were already HUGE!

    [ 16. August 2005, 12:31 AM: Message edited by: michaelmasdaisy ]
     
  5. Fran

    Fran Gardener

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    Mmmm I have the same problem with a neighbours sycamore. However there are some lovely rowans/sorbus - there is one I want for my woodland bit of garden, which is small but fabulous leaf and fruit colour in the autumn and winter. Maybe next year [​IMG]
     
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