Peach Sorbet ... Sorbus species at Rogaland Arboretum

Amelia Royan, on November 8, said:

Hello Ria, I agree these wouldn't make much of a mouthful, but they look tasty don't they? ;-)

Groetjes, Amelia

Amelia Royan, on November 8, said:

Goos evening Theolfa, I really prefer the wild Rowan, with its beautiful red berries as well. This is a specialty growing in the Rogaland arboretum :))

Cheers, Amelia

Amelia Royan, on November 8, said:

Thank you for your visit and kind compliment Bedri :)))

Greetings to Turkey from Norway, Amelia

==Fiala==, on November 15, said:

Beautiful foto!

Greetings Fiala

Erik van den Ham, on November 17, said:

Millions of peaches, peaches for me.....a song by PUSA (the Presidents of the USA)

One benefit of these pink colored varieties is they are not instantly eaten by the birds. There are white fruited (Mountain Ash, Sorbus Cashmeriana or S. koehniana) forms too with that same benefit.

There are lots of different wild species of Ash some of which are very beautiful in both leafs as berries.

Greetz, Erik

JC EBY, on November 25, said:

Nice picture, I have the same ....!!

Greetings, Jean-Claude

Amelia Royan, on November 25, said:

Thank you Jean Claude - they are such beautiful trees, with the blossom in spring and the berries in autumn :))

Greetings, Amelia