Sorbus domestica

The Sorbus domestica, commonly called the True service tree, is a remarkable species native to temperate Europe. This elegant tree captivates with its dense crown and pinnate leaves, which turn warm hues in autumn. People appreciate the Sorbus domestica for its ornamental beauty and historical significance as an edible fruit tree cherished by wild fruit collectors.

Gardeners prize the Sorbus domestica tree for its unique fruit, which resembles small apples or pears. These fruits have a sweet, nutty flavor and are often used in traditional recipes. The tree’s robust form and adaptability to various environments make it a valued addition to European landscapes and natural settings where it thrives.

• Produces small, apple-like fruits with a nutty taste
• Features pinnate leaves that turn golden in autumn
• Belongs to the temperate Europe native flora
• Known as an edible fruit tree and wild fruit collector’s favorite
• Offers a dense, rounded crown adding ornamental appeal

As a Service tree, the Sorbus domestica stands out among European species for its combination of beauty and usefulness. This tree enhances gardens and woodlands alike with its attractive foliage and distinctive fruits. Its presence connects people to traditional wild fruit collecting and celebrates the rich botanical heritage of temperate Europe.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.