The large, pink berries of Sorbus 'Eastern Promise' make it stand out from the crowd. In autumn, heavy clusters of the rose pink berries hang from the branches and make a wonderful feature well into the winter and are also popular with birds. Dark-green, pinnate fern-like foliage is complimented by corymbs of fluffy white flowers from May to June that are a favourite with bees. The foliage turns dark purples and reds in autumn before falling. This Pink berried Mountain Ash has a neat form with an attractive oval crown. It is quite upright, making it ideal for small spaces and will grow to only 6 x 4 metres in 20 years. As with many Rowan varieties, 'Eastern Promise' is tolerant of most conditions including exposed sites and prefers a slightly acidic soil where possible. AKA Pink-Berried Mountain ash, Pink-Berried Rowan