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Sorbus intermedia ‘Brouwers’, the Swedish Whitebeam, is a robust and highly ornamental tree valued for its silvery spring foliage, creamy blossom, and clusters of orange-red berries that last well into autumn. With its naturally tidy, oval crown and excellent resistance to pollution, drought, wind, and coastal exposure, this tree is ideal for urban planting, boundary lines, car parks, streets, and open landscapes. Hardy, reliable, and wildlife-friendly, it brings structure and seasonal impact to any outdoor space.
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Key Features
Silvery Spring Foliage – Young leaves emerge grey-white, creating a bright, shimmering canopy.
Creamy White Blossom – Spring flowers attract bees and other pollinators.
Orangey-Red Berries – Decorative fruits appear in autumn, providing food for birds.
Tidy Oval Crown – Uniform, compact shape ideal for formal or urban planting.
Extremely Tough – Thrives in coastal, windy, polluted, or drought-prone locations.
Low Maintenance – A strong-performing tree with excellent disease resistance.
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Specification Details Botanical Name Sorbus intermedia ‘Brouwers’ Common Names Swedish Whitebeam, Brouwers Whitebeam Family Rosaceae Origin A hybrid of native European whitebeams, selected for uniform shape and toughness 🔗 Learn More About the Rosaceae Family
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We knew we wanted to plant a Sorbus tree. After taking advice from the nursery, we chose the Sorbus intermedia Brouwers, the most suitable for our space. We visited the nursery to see the difference in girth size v height and chose a bare-rooted tree 8 - 10 cm girth. It was delivered in perfect condition. We purchased two stakes and a crossbar and secured the tree in its windy position. Happy to say it is budding up nicely and we are looking forward to its bursting open in the Spring!