Seljerøn er generelt sjælden vildtvoksende. I Danmark forekommer den på Bornholm, og i Europa ellers kun i det sydlige Sverige. Den kaldes derfor også Bornholmsk Røn. . Alle træerne der vokser her langs med Kongelundsvejen mellem Otto Baches Allé og Nøragersmindevej er Seljerøn. De får flotte hvide blomster i foråret, flotte røde bær i sensommeren og har også flotte høstfarver - det er derfor et meget flot vejtræ. Det er desuden et af vores mest vindføre træer, der dels tåler langvarigt vindslid, f.eks. ved kyster, men klarer sig også bedre end de fleste andre træer i storm.
English: Swedish Whitebeam is a small tree, up to 15 m in height. In Denmark it is mostly seen planted alongside roads and as hedges. The creamy-white flowers have an unpleasant smell. The fruit, called berries, are small red pomes. Beware of the mugglers when you log the cache. You must be able to reach 2m up to get the cache. The tree is rarely seen in the wild. In Denmark it is mostly seen on the island of Bornholm, and in Europe otherwise only in Southern Sweden. In Danish it is therefore known as "Bornholm Whitebeam". All the trees planted alongside this road "Kongelundsvejen" is this tree. Apart from the nice looking (fowl smelling) white flowers and bright red berries, the tree also have beautiful fall foliage. The tree is also extremely wind resistant. It not only endures long, strong winds, but also does better than most other trees in short, strong bursts as in storms.