SORBUS NOVEMBER PINK Pots / Indoor Pots They feed on the roots

They feed on the roots causing sudden wilting or collapse and can kill the plants

Ideal if you want a plant that’s attractive without feeling demanding

but as it matures it becomes white to pinkish in colour

so you can easily and safely hang it from your ceiling or in front of the window

shrub and conifer species but is not suitable for ericaceous plants

SORBUS NOVEMBER PINK Pots / Indoor Pots They feed on the rootsSorbus hupehensis 'Pink Pagoda' has some of the most gorgeous pink berries of all Mountain Ash. Before the berries, attractive blue green pinnate foliage turns to intense red and orange autumn colours. In May June, fluffy white corymbs of flowers appear which are popular with honey bees. The berries which follow emerge rose pink in big bundles, before turning paler pink in the winter adding a splash of colour to gardens in autumn and winter. These