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Published 1986
Sorbus aucuparia A small deciduous tree, common throughout the British Isles, it is found in woods, scrub and on mountains. The mountain ash flowers in May and June and bears fruit from August to November. The berries may hang on the tree until January but they are best picked in October when they have their full colour but have not yet become mushy. Cut the clusters whole from the trees and trim off any excess stalk.
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