Seeds of the Sorbus aucuparia tree

Common name: Rowan tree Scientific name: Sorbus aucuparia Also known as: Rowan tree - Ghabira Al-Habil A small tree reaching up to 10 meters in height, usually growing on more than one trunk, with a round crown and dense branches. Its leaves are compound and feathered, turning red during autumn. It is considered one of the most beautiful ornamental trees, ideal for temperate regions. It is distinguished by its beauty during flowering when it is covered in white, and it also boasts a red color during the fruiting period. Its wood is distinctive and used in various industries. Flower of the Rowan tree: Its flowers are white with five petals, forming dense clusters, and have an unpleasant smell when blooming in spring. Seeds and fruit of the Rowan tree: Its small, oval, hard seeds have pointed tips, and they are contained inside its small, round, red fruits. Season for planting the Rowan tree: The appropriate time to plant the Rowan tree is in spring. It can also be cultivated from seeds year-round in temperate areas, agricultural reserves, enclosed spaces, or plastic-covered areas where temperature can be controlled, sunlight is accessible, or lighting requirements are met. Suitable climate and soil for the Rowan tree: It thrives in moderate climates, loves sunlight, and is planted in fertile, moist, well-drained soil. Method of cultivating the Rowan tree: It reproduces through suckers and by seeds, which are planted in soil at a depth of 1 cm from the surface. It can be fertilized with organic fertilizer after some growth to accelerate development. Its benefits and uses: It is planted for decoration and has multiple medicinal uses. Its distinctive wood is used in making tables and other items. Original habitat of the Rowan tree: Europe.