Key Facts:
Scientific Name: Sorbus aucuparia ‘Oakleaf’
Common Name: Oakleaf Mountain Ash
Family: Rosaceae (Rose family)
Height: 20-30 feet at maturity
Spread: 15-25 feet
Leaf Color: Green turning red or orange in fall
Berry Color: Bright orange-red
Growth Habit: Upright, rounded
Sunlight: Prefers full sun to partial shade
Soil Preference: Well-drained soil; adaptable to various soil types
Water Needs: Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
Uses: Ornamental tree, small gardens, landscaping, wildlife habitat
Pest and Disease Resistance: Generally pest-free and disease-resistant
Why You Will Love Oakleaf Mountain Ash
Oakleaf Mountain Ash adds a touch of elegance and seasonal color to your garden with its distinctive oak-like leaves and vibrant fall foliage. The bright orange-red berries provide additional visual interest and attract wildlife, making it a dynamic feature in any landscape. Its adaptability to various soil types and relatively low maintenance needs ensure it performs well in a variety of settings. Enjoy the unique beauty and year-round appeal of Oakleaf Mountain Ash, which enhances your outdoor space with its charming foliage and vibrant berries.
Oakleaf Mountain Ash
Oakleaf Mountain Ash is a striking deciduous tree known for its unique foliage and ornamental appeal. This cultivar of Sorbus aucuparia typically grows 20-30 feet in height and 15-25 feet in spread, making it an excellent choice for smaller landscapes and gardens. The tree features deeply lobed, oak-like leaves that turn a brilliant red or orange in the fall, adding vibrant seasonal color. Oakleaf Mountain Ash also produces clusters of bright orange-red berries that attract birds and provide winter interest. It is valued for its distinctive appearance, adaptability to various soil types, and ability to add visual interest throughout the year.
