Nana-kamado

Japanese rowan , Nana-kamado, or Sorbus commixta (scientific name: Sorbus commixta), is a native to Japan, Sakhalin and Korean Peninsula and is a deciduous tree of the family Rosaceae. A number of small flowers in early summer, from floral cymes, white miliary large blooms. This depends on the remains burned tree name of Rowan wood stove (authentic) tag 7 times more material is hard. Beautiful brilliant fall foliage and branches in spherical bright red fruit. Rowan flowers and fruits, and southern hemisphere are so alike as Heavenly bamboo or Nanten (scientific name: Nandina domestica) is called. When comparing the two, Japanese rowan (Nana-kamado) is larger than Heavenly bamboo (Nanten) in tree height, flower diameter, leaves, etc. as a whole.

Generic name: Nana-kamado, scientific name:sorbus commixta , tree height: 5-10 m, flowering period: May-July, flower, white, petal number: 5, Stem color: gray, Brown, leaf length: 3- 7 cm, the fruiting period: September to November ,the fruit shape: spherical, fruit color: red, fruit diameter:0.5~0.6cm and features: material hard to burn, notes: Rowan Associates

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