Autumn-Mountain Ash (also known as Rowan Berry )

These young trees are in the local car-park --they are really laden with berries & cheer the place up !

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

Yes love these trees, they are associated with warding off evil spirits. You can make the berries into Rowan jelly, great shot, really laden indeed.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Thanks for that bit of info !! I did not now that you could make Rowan Jelly out of the berries --I suppose similar to rose- hip jelly ?? @lucypics

[Tessa]

Lovely never seen one before. Thanks for sharing.

[David]

lovely vibrant shot

[Eileen]

Beautiful colours

[Philip]

Lovely with great processing

[👑 AnaZad]

Beautiful capture.

[Judith]

Lovely red capture.

[Sian B]

Lliw anhygoel Beryl!

[Paula W]

This would make a wonderful Christmas card, such lovely bright colours. I didn't realise you could make jelly from them either. How interesting.

[Carol W]

Gorgeous tree! If you are really lucky you could get waxwings visiting it in the winter as they love rowan berries. Beautiful colourful shot.

[Corrie]

Lovely colourful shot!

[Ivan]

Super colourful shot, Beryl.

[Jo]

Super capture a real blast of colour.

[Maggiemae]

We have three of these outside our gate and appreciate their beauty at all times! Warding off evil spirits as @lucypics Lucy says? I'm sure we need that!

[Lee]

Nice shot Beryl.

[Angela Tavan]

brilliant colour in a nice composition.

[Gena Pegg]

They do look cheerful!! Color is needed on dreary days...and this would do the trick!!

[Rick Schies]

It could be a Christmas card

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Beautiful red capture

[Hazel A]

Lovely bright colour. There are so many berries!

[Tremerryn]

Wonderful deep reds. Fav

[Mark Prince]

Lovely colours, they are great looking trees at this time of the year.