White spring flowers and vivid pink berries fading to white Attractive blue-green leaves with red twigs and petioles Provides fruit for wildlife and excellent autumn colour Clay and coastal tolerant; suitable for wet sites Sorbus hupehensis Pink Pagoda is a graceful, deciduous tree that brings exceptional seasonal interest to any garden. In spring, it produces masses of delicate white flower clusters that attract pollinators. These are followed by abundant, long-lasting berries that begin a striking pink and gradually turn white by mid-winter, providing valuable food for birds and wildlife. The foliage is a beautiful blue-green, made up of large pinnate leaves that create a soft, elegant texture throughout the growing season. In autumn, the leaves turn shades of purple and green, adding depth and colour to the garden. With a spreading shape and compact size, Pink Pagoda is perfect for smaller gardens or mixed borders. Hardy and adaptable, it thrives in a range of soils, including clay, and even tolerates coastal or wetter conditions, making it a reliable and rewarding ornamental tree.