Whitebeam Tree, or Sorbus aria 'Lutescens', is a striking tree that will have a real presence in your garden. 

This versatile specimen thrives in well-drained, alkaline to neutral soil, but will tolerate most soils. Whitebeam Tree can be planted in either full sun or partial shade and doesn’t require much maintenance.

Also, it’s full hardy, so you can plant it in a wide range of garden settings.

In spring, the fresh foliage is covered in creamy-white flowers. These blossoms are complemented by the tree's striking silvery-white foliage, which adds a unique visual appeal throughout the growing season.

As autumn approaches, Whitebeam Tree produces scarlet-red autumn fruits, which give your space a real autumnal glow. Plus, the vibrant berries make a great snack for local wildlife.

The leaves turn yellow before falling. At this time the ornamental bark can be admired with its orange and beige tones.

Reaching an approximate height of around 7 metres and a spread of 5 metres over 20 years, Sorbus aria 'Lutescens' is a medium-sized deciduous tree, which makes it the perfect lawn specimen.

Enjoy the seasonal changes of this Whitebeam Tree. Add one to your garden today.

Common Name: Whitebeam Tree
Latin Name: Sorbus aria 'Lutescens'
Special features: Orange and red fruits in the autumn.