Any ideas

[jwade]

Agreed...

and nice detective work my friend!

 

The work on Sorbus by Hugh Mccallister is an excellent book on Rowans and describes s. sargentiana very well, it also shows you how many lovely small species there are. It says that the leaves in this sp. are larger than any other except perhaps Sorbus harrowiana (lovely small shrubby tree).

 

A good read if you are into Rowans.

[Thesnarlingbadger]

The work on Sorbus by Hugh Mccallister is an excellent book on Rowans and describes s. sargentiana very well, it also shows you how many lovely small species there are. It says that the leaves in this sp. are larger than any other except perhaps Sorbus harrowiana (lovely small shrubby tree).

 

 

 

A good read if you are into Rowans.

 

 

Thanks for the help guys, I think sorbus sargentiana is probably right. I wasn't doubting anyone just wanted to be sure. The fact the stem holding the leaflets was red through me and the fact my picture has been taken half way through its change was a tad confusing. I will try and check for berries. Here is another pic. Thanks again people...

[stihlmadasever]

The work on Sorbus by Hugh Mccallister is an excellent book on Rowans and describes s. sargentiana very well, it also shows you how many lovely small species there are. It says that the leaves in this sp. are larger than any other except perhaps Sorbus harrowiana (lovely small shrubby tree).

 

A good read if you are into Rowans.

I ll look that up.thanks

[se7enthdevil]

i was on the right track then. i'm getting better at this recognition thing...

[kev7937]

This tree looks to be Sorgus sargentiana, large pinnate leaves and what look like sticky reddish terminal buds.

 

 

 

Lovely species, one of the nicest in the genus.

 

 

Could this be that ☝?

 

It's one I admire every autumn and may find some space for one myself.

 

 

[stihlmadasever]

Could this be that ☝?

 

It's one I admire every autumn and may find some space for one myself. [ATTACH]192434[/ATTACH]

 

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[ATTACH]192436[/ATTACH][/quote

yeah sargents rowan]

[jwade]

Could this be that ☝?

 

It's one I admire every autumn and may find some space for one myself. [ATTACH]192434[/ATTACH]

 

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[ATTACH]192436[/ATTACH]

 

Nope that one is not Sorbus sargentiana as the fruit clusters and leaf is different. Looks like the commonly sold clone of sorbus commixta known as 'Olympic Flame' or perhaps 'Dodong', either way a lovely tree with great autumn colour.

Edited October 31, 2015 by jwade

[Thesnarlingbadger]

Just thought I'd through a few more photos in there I finally got hold of. It may back up some ideas or make the situation worse. Would be good if some of the people who previously commented had ideas. Thanks people

[Thesnarlingbadger]

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