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[Tara Sersen]

Sorbs are the fruit of several different trees of the genus Sorbus in the
rose family.  S. domestica and S. torminalis are commonly referred to a
service trees and have brown fruit.  S. aucuparia is a rowan and has
orange-red berries.  I think the sorb apple may be the fruit of the service
tree.

Bear

> sheltons at conterra.com writes:
> 
> << Can anyone who isn't horticulturally impaired explain what these are
> and
>  whether they're still used today? >>
> 
> Sorb apples apparently are a variety that may have been grown by the
> Wends, a 
> Slavic people that inhabited East Germany, but I have been unable to
> verify 
> this info. Given the word is most likely a basis for sorb, I would venture
> to 
> guess that it also is a type of crab apple.
> 
> Ras
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