Carmencita
TerminatedSorbus L. · Mountain ash
Bengtsson, Rune
10 August 2026
The variety is a medium-sized tree 8–10 meters in height and 4–5 meters in crown width. The plant possesses a strong architecture with a pronounced central leader and correctly positioned lateral branches.
Biological features include flowering with large yellowish-white inflorescences and the formation of clusters of orange-red fruits. Buds break 8–10 days later than those of the 'Dodong' variety, which protects the tree from spring frosts. The variety shows high resistance to climatic stresses and possesses winter hardiness in zones 1–5 (6).
The foliage is dense, glossy, and acquires bright yellow, orange, and red shades in autumn. The tree is intended exclusively for decorative gardening and landscape design as a park or specimen plant.
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