Sorbus encompasses both deciduous trees and shrubs characterized by either simple or pinnate foliage. These plants produce clusters of small flowers that can be white or pink, which are succeeded by berries that may be white, yellow, pink, red, or brown. Certain species also exhibit notable autumn foliage.

Sorbus aff. filipes

Sorbus aff. hupehensis

Sorbus aff. karchungii

Sorbus aff. koehneana ambig.

Sorbus aff. megalocarpa

Sorbus aff. ovalis

Sorbus aff. pallescens

Sorbus aff. prattii

Sorbus aff. reducta

Sorbus aff. subulata

Sorbus aff. thibetica

Sorbus aff. vestita

This compact, spreading deciduous tree typically reaches a height of approximately 5 meters. Its foliage consists of around twelve pairs of shiny green leaflets, which transition to red hues in the fall. In spring, it produces small white blossoms, which are succeeded by red berries that gradually develop a pink tint as they mature.

Sorbus aff. vilmorinii

Sorbus aff. yuana

Sorbus alnifolia is a sizable deciduous tree that can reach heights of up to 20 meters. It features upright branches that create a well-defined, rounded crown. The bark exhibits a unique appearance, presenting either dark or light grey tones with fine buff stripes. The leaves are dark green, ovate in shape, measuring as much as 9 by 6 centimeters, and are borne on red petioles, transitioning to yellow in the fall. In spring, the tree produces abundant white flowers, each approximately 1 centimeter in diameter. During autumn, clusters of berries emerge, shifting from orange to red and remaining on the tree even after the leaves have fallen.

Sorbus alnifolia

Sorbus alnifolia 'Red Bird'

Sorbus alnifolia 'Skyline'

Sorbus alnifolia var. macrophylla

Sorbus alnifolia var. submollis

Sorbus amabilis

Sorbus ambrozyana

Sorbus americana is a moderately slow-growing tree that features a rounded canopy and foliage made up of as many as 15 leaflets per leaf. The leaves transform into shades of red or yellow during the fall. In late spring to early summer, it produces dense clusters of small white flowers, which are followed by orange-red fruit.

Sorbus americana

Sorbus americana 'Belmonte'

Sorbus americana 'Lafayette'

Sorbus americana yellow-berried

Sorbus amoena is a sizable, bushy shrub or small tree that can reach heights of up to 8 meters. Its leaves can grow up to 21 centimeters in length and are composed of 12 to 14 pairs of elongated leaflets. The upper sections of these leaflets feature serrated edges and display a range of yellow, orange, and red hues in the fall. In the spring, the plant produces flowers that give way to clusters of either vibrant red berries or white berries with red speckles.

Sorbus amoena

Sorbus amurensis

Sorbus amurensis var. rufa

Sorbus andreanszkyana

Sorbus anglica is a deciduous shrub or small tree that typically reaches a height of up to 6 meters. Its leaves are glossy green, shallowly lobed, and have toothed margins, featuring a greyish hue on their undersides. In autumn, the foliage transforms to a golden brown. During spring, this species produces flat clusters of white flowers accented with pink anthers, which are subsequently succeeded by clusters of round red berries.

Sorbus anglica

Sorbus arachnoidea

Sorbus aria is a deciduous tree with a broadly columnar shape. In its youth, it maintains an upright form, showcasing wide, ovate leaves that are dark green on the top and covered in a white felt-like texture underneath. In the spring, the tree produces clusters of white flowers, which give way to red berries as autumn approaches.

Sorbus aria

Sorbus aria 'Aurea'

Sorbus aria 'Chrysophylla'

Sorbus aria 'Cyclophylla'

Sorbus aria 'Gigantea'

Sorbus aria 'Glasnevin Gold'

Sorbus aria 'Lutescens' is a compact deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of around 10 meters. Its leaves are broadly elliptic, measuring up to 12 centimeters, and feature toothed edges. In spring, the foliage displays a silvery-grey hue, transitioning to grey-green as the season progresses, with a hairy texture on the underside. During late spring, this variety produces clusters of creamy-white flowers, which are succeeded by vibrant orange-red berries.

Sorbus aria 'Lutescens'

Sorbus aria 'Magnifica' is a deciduous tree that can reach heights of approximately 12 meters. In its early growth stages, it exhibits a narrow, upright form. The foliage consists of serrated green leaves, which reveal silvery-white undersides and transition to a golden-brown hue in the autumn months. In spring, the tree produces clusters of creamy white flowers, which are succeeded by orange-red berries that remain on the branches throughout the winter.

Sorbus aria 'Magnifica'

Sorbus aria 'Majestica' is a deciduous tree with a broad columnar shape, reaching heights of up to 12 meters. Its leaves are broad and elliptic, measuring up to 15 centimeters long, featuring a glossy dark green surface and a pale underside, which transitions to yellow in the autumn. In late spring, the tree produces clusters of creamy-white flowers, which are succeeded by dark red berries.

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