rowan berries
Red tree clusters
Rowan berries are the small, bright red fruit of the rowan tree, a species of mountain ash native to northern Europe.
The berries grow in dense clusters and are too bitter to eat raw, but are traditionally made into jellies, jams, and wines.
In folklore, rowan trees and their berries were believed to ward off witches and evil spirits.
- fruitsEdible seed-bearing crops
- autumnalOf the harvest season
- autumn colorSeasonal leaf pigmentation
- redPrimary color, warm
- harvestableReady to be reaped
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