In cooler regions with low humidity, one native tree offers stunning blooms with edible fruit beloved by wildlife. Here's how ...

As the last of the leaves fall from mountain ash trees, the splendour of their bright red berries is revealed. For several weeks, the red and yellow leaves have obscured the red of the berries. The ...

If you are looking for a compact, colourful and low-maintenance tree for your garden during autumn, the Japanese rowan tree ticks all the boxes. However, they need to be cared for properly to provide ...

On the well-known Kerry mountain of Brandon there may be found occasional rowan trees, their scarlet berries flashing in the thinning autumn sunlight. The mountain ash, as it is also called, is ...

The vibrant red-orange berries from the mountain ash tree, also known as the rowan tree, are technically edible raw. Technically. Uncooked, they’re unpleasantly bitter, Kevin Hickey says. You wouldn’t ...

), is an ornamental tree with edible but bitter berries. But its cousin, Europe's mountain ash or rowan tree ( S. aucuparia ) offers beauty and much more palatable berries with a zingy flavor. The ...

Rowan trees are sporting their red berries at the moment, waiting for winged Scandinavian plunderers to nourish themselves on their autumn journeys south. What admirable trees they are, writes Lesley ...

Following the UK's sweltering summer of 2025, hawthorn and rowan trees became laden with berries, sparking age-old folklore about what this could mean for the approaching winter months.

A gardener and small farm owner shares how planting whips grew a mature woodland, seasonal tree picks and practical winter ...