Sorbus commixta Japanese Mountain Ash Bare Root Tree coastal hedging How does English Holly compare

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Sorbus commixta Japanese Mountain Ash Bare Root Tree coastal hedging How does English Holly compareSorbus commixta, also known as the Japanese Mountain Ash, is a hardy, wildlife friendly, deciduous tree ideal for UK gardens. Growing up to 6m tall by 3m wide in 20 years, it provides vibrant autumn foliage in copper, orange, red, and yellow, and produces masses of white cream flowers in May June followed by abundant orange red berries that attract birds. Specifications Grows to: 6m height x 3m spread at 20 years Supplied as: 150 165cm bare root,