Sorbus eminens is a sizable shrub or small tree, reaching heights of up to 10 meters. Its leaves, which are nearly round with serrated margins, can grow up to 12 centimeters long and often display vibrant hues of orange, yellow, and red during the fall. In spring, this species produces small clusters of white flowers, which are succeeded by rounded, crimson fruits measuring up to 1.4 centimeters in diameter by autumn.

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 eminens

Sorbus eminentiformis

Sorbus eminentoides

Sorbus epidendron

This small deciduous tree reaches heights of up to 10 meters and features compound leaves composed of as many as 12 pairs of leaflets. In spring, it displays clusters of white flowers, which are succeeded by red berries in the autumn.

Sorbus esserteauana

Sorbus esserteauana 'Flava'

Sorbus eugenii-kelleri

Sorbus evansii

Sorbus fansipanensis

Sorbus ferruginea

Sorbus filipes

Sorbus folgneri

'Sorbus folgneri 'Emiel'' is a broad, spreading tree that can reach heights of up to 10 meters. Its leaves are narrowly ovate and serrated, measuring up to 10 cm in length, presenting a green upper surface and a white underside. In the fall, the foliage transforms into vibrant shades of orange and red. The tree produces clusters of small white flowers in the spring, which give way to clusters of orange to red fruits that hang down in the autumn.

Sorbus folgneri 'Emiel'

Sorbus folgneri 'Lemon Drop' is a deciduous tree that reaches heights of approximately 8 meters. Its branches have an arching form, and the young shoots are covered in fine woolly hairs. The leaves are dark green with toothed edges, displaying white undersides, and transform to shades of orange and red in the fall. In spring, the tree produces clusters of small white flowers, which give way to oval yellow berries in autumn.

Sorbus folgneri 'Lemon Drop'

Sorbus foliolosa

Sorbus foliolosa 'Lowndes'

Sorbus forrestii is a broad tree characterized by its dark blue-green, ash-like foliage, featuring as many as 19 leaflets per leaf. In late spring, it produces clusters of white flowers measuring approximately 10 cm in diameter, which are succeeded by white berries that have a pink hue at their tips.

Sorbus forrestii

Sorbus forrestii F19583

Sorbus fortunei

Sorbus fosteri

Sorbus frutescens is a compact rowan, typically growing to about 2 meters in height and width. Its leaves are dark green and compound, usually consisting of 9 to 13 pairs of leaflets attached to red-orange stems. In spring, clusters of white flowers emerge in a corymb, which are succeeded by white berries that develop in late summer and persist into autumn. The foliage transforms in autumn, displaying shades of orange, red, and bronze, providing a vivid backdrop for the white berries.

Sorbus frutescens

Sorbus fruticosa Crantz

Sorbus gilgitana

Sorbus glabrescens

Sorbus glabriuscula is a compact tree characterized by its erect branching structure. Its sizable blue-green foliage consists of 11 to 17 leaflets, transforming into a vivid red hue as autumn approaches. In late spring, the tree produces clusters of white flowers, which give way to clusters of white berries, occasionally with a pink flush, persisting from late summer through the winter months.

Sorbus glabriuscula

Sorbus globosa

Sorbus glomerulata

Sorbus gonggashanica is a compact deciduous tree characterized by its dark green foliage, which features a varying number of leaflets that shift to red in the fall. In spring, it produces clusters of sizable white flowers, each measuring about 1 cm. These blooms are succeeded by white berries that exhibit a hint of pink.

Sorbus gonggashanica

Sorbus gorrodini

Sorbus gracilis

Sorbus gracilis aff. var. maximowiczii

Sorbus graeca

Sorbus granulosa

Sorbus groenlandica

Sorbus guanii

Sorbus hajastana

Sorbus harrowiana is a deciduous shrub or small tree characterized by its upright branches and shiny dark green foliage, which consists of sizable oval to oblong leaflets. In spring, it produces extensive, flat clusters of small white flowers, which are succeeded by small berries that may be white or pink in the autumn months.

Sorbus harrowiana

Sorbus harrowiana from Burma

Sorbus harrowiana from Yunnan

Sorbus harrowiana pink-berried

Sorbus hazslinszkyana

Sorbus hedlundii is a medium-sized deciduous tree, typically reaching heights of 10 to 15 meters when cultivated. The leaves are downy and grey-green, measuring as much as 25 centimeters in length and 15 centimeters in width. They feature serrated edges, with silvery-white hairs on the underside and rust-hued midribs and veins. In late spring, the tree produces clusters of white blossoms, which are succeeded by fruits that range in color from russet brown to dull yellow.

Sorbus hedlundii

Sorbus helenae is a distinctive species that typically grows to heights of 3 to 5 meters. Its leaves consist of larger, yet fewer leaflets compared to other members of its genus. In early summer, it produces dense clusters of white flowers, which are followed by white berries that display a hint of pink. As autumn approaches, the foliage transforms, showcasing vibrant shades of orange and red.

Sorbus helenae

Sorbus hemsleyi is a deciduous tree that typically reaches heights of up to 10 meters. Its leaves are oval to elliptic in shape, measuring as long as 15 centimeters. In spring, the foliage appears grey-green, transitioning to a deeper green as the season progresses, and ultimately turning a vibrant yellow in the fall. The leaves exhibit a distinctive fold along the midrib, revealing their white, downy undersides. In late spring, the tree produces yellowish-green flowers, which are succeeded by green fruits that develop speckles and ripen to a brown hue.

Sorbus hemsleyi

'Sorbus hemsleyi 'John Bond'' is a small, upright tree that typically reaches heights of up to 4 meters. Its leaves are elliptical, showcasing prominent veins and a grey-green hue with soft, white undersides. In spring, the tree produces clusters of white flowers, which give way to small brown fruits that develop in the autumn.

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