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Kashmir Rowan (Sorbus cashmiriana [syn. Sorbus cashmeriana]), a Himalayan rowan or mountain ash with very pale ink flowerheads in spring and large (up to 18mm diameter) white berries that in some forms have a pink tint. It grows to around 8m tall and is often short-lived . As shown here, the fruit usually persists into winter, after the foliage has fallen. The leaves often develop red tints in autumn but the fall foliage is seldom spectacular. sorbus-2143htm'>Sorbus.
![Kashmir Rowan (<i>Sorbus cashmiriana [syn. Sorbus cashmeriana]), a Himalayan rowan or mountain ash with very pale ink flowerheads in spring and large (up to 18mm diameter</i>) white berries that in some forms have a pink tint. It grows to around 8m tall and is often short-lived . As shown here, the fruit usually persists into winter, after the foliage has fallen. The leaves often develop red tints in autumn but the fall foliage is seldom spectacular. sorbus-2143htm'>Sorbus.](./data/media/1/CFGq044.jpg "Kashmir Rowan (<i>Sorbus cashmiriana [syn. Sorbus cashmeriana]), a Himalayan rowan or mountain ash with very pale ink flowerheads in spring and large (up to 18mm diameter</i>) white berries that in some forms have a pink tint. It grows to around 8m tall and is often short-lived . As shown here, the fruit usually persists into winter, after the foliage has fallen. The leaves often develop red tints in autumn but the fall foliage is seldom spectacular. sorbus-2143htm'>Sorbus.")