Sorbus devonensis has a compact, oval, and rounded form. Its large, rounded leaves are green on the upper side and grey underneath. During autumn, the leaves turn yellow, adding to the visual appeal of Sorbus devonensis. In the spring, Sorbus devonensis produces white flowers, which are then followed by bunches of brown, speckled fruit from late summer to autumn. Sorbus devonensis is correctly known as Karpatiosorbus devoniensis, but the incorrect name has been retained for consistency with the New Zealand market. Karpatiosorbus devoniensis is deciduous and native to Great Britain and Ireland. Learn more about Karpatiosorbus devoniensis.