Sorbus ulleungensis 'Olympic Flame' - RHS Gardening
WEB'Olympic Flame' is a small, columnar tree that exhibits startling autumn colour as the large leaves with their many leaflets turn vibrant reds and oranges. Creamy-white flowers in late spring develop into clusters of shiny red berries that persist from autumn into winter
How to Grow and Care for Mountain ash 'Olympic Flame'
WEBMountain ash 'Olympic Flame' is a striking deciduous tree known for its vibrant foliage that transitions from green to fiery red and orange in autumn. Its pinnate leaves and clusters of white flowers in spring add ornamental appeal.
Sorbus commixta 'Olympic Flame' Tree - Ornamental Trees
WEBThe name for this spectacular Mountain Ash tree was inspired by its columnar habit and dramatic fiery autumnal colours that resemble the Olympic Flame. The attractive pinnate foliage emerges in spring and transforms from green …
Sorbus ulleungensis ‘Olympic Flame’™ - Frank P Matthews
WEBDescription: This columnar, deciduous tree makes a fine specimen for small gardens and confined spaces. The highly feathered leaves start out as a copper green colour, becoming green over the summer, and then a fiery mix of bronze, orange and scarlet.
Sorbus ulleungensis - Wikipedia
WEBIts cultivar 'Olympic Flame' has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit as an ornamental. [3] This medium-sized upright tree, growing to 8 m (26 ft), has large leaves which turn brilliant shades of red and orange in Autumn.
Sorbus commixta 'Olympic Flame' Tree - Hillier Trees
WEBThe autumn foliage truly sets the Olympic Flame apart. As the weather cools, the leaves undergo a dramatic transformation, turning vibrant shades of oranges, scarlets and blazing reds. This display is particularly eye-catching against …
Sorbus commixta 'Olympic Flame' - Bluebell Arboretum & Nursery
WEBSorbus commixta 'Olympic Flame' is a small tree with excellent orange and red autumn colour and bright red berries in October. The early spring leaves are tinged with bronze and darken to green later on in the summer. A tough, hardy tree suitable for most gardens.
Sorbus ulleungensis 'Olympic Flame' - RHS Plants
WEBA compact, broadly conical shaped tree with long, tapered, glossy dark green leaves. In late spring, small white flowers appear on 'Olympic Flame' followed by orange-red berries. The foliage turns lovely shades of yellow, red or purple in autumn.
Sorbus commixta 'Olympic Flame' I Scarlet Rowan - Nature First Trees …
WEBThe Sorbus commixta ‘Olympic Flame’, originates from the island Ulleungdo in South Korea, it is also known as Sorbus commixta ‘Dodong’ which is the name of the harbour on Ulleungdo. It is a very popular tree with a neat slender form and pinnate foliage, which is a glossy green that turns a stunning fiery orange and red in the autumn.
Sorbus 'Olympic Flame' - Best in Horticulture
WEBOct 6, 2020 · Properly this is Sorbus ulleungensis 'Olympic Flame' , a selected form of the Ulleung Island rowan, but most garden centres won't worry too much about the species name for this splendid columnar tree with exceptionally good autumn colour.When you add the creamy white flowers in spring, and red berries feeding birds through winter, it's an ...
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