The Wild Service Tree (Sorbus Torminalis) is a unique tree known for its delicious, sugar-rich berries with hints of dried apricot and sultana, once a sweet treat for country folk. It features attractive dark brown and grey bark, white flowers in spring, and leathery brown fruits that ripen in September. In autumn, its leaves turn a vibrant crimson red. Perfect for adding seasonal interest, this tree thrives in well-drained soil and requires pruning in late winter or early spring. A beautiful and historically significant addition to any garden.