FAIRY-TALE

Sorbus 'Fairy-Tale' – a medium-sized deciduous tree of the Rosaceae family, reaching a height of 5 to 10 meters and a crown diameter of up to 5 meters. In its youth, the crown has a conical shape, and with age becomes more rounded and spreading, giving the tree a characteristic lace-like appearance.

In May, pink-white inflorescences bloom on the branches, attracting attention both in a garden interior and in landscape design. The fruits are round in shape, orange-red in color, weighing from 1.7 g to 2 g, have a sour-sweet taste without the characteristic bitterness of rowan. They ripen in autumn and can be used both fresh and for making compotes, jams, or aromatic tinctures.

The tree is highly decorative: the leaves are dark green, compound, up to 15 cm long, and in the autumn period turn bright orange, creating a picturesque contrast. 'Fairy-Tale' is resistant to low temperatures and is not demanding in care: suitable for any soils, grows especially well on light, fertile, well-drained loam soils. Prefers sunny places, but also withstands moderate shade. Regular watering without stagnation ensures optimal growth and development of the crown.

Thus, Sorbus 'Fairy-Tale' is an ideal solution for those looking for a combination of decorative appeal, ease of care, and practical use of fruits in the garden or garden.