multi-stemming a sorbus cashmiriana

[MyWifesBrassicas]

A question for the knowledgeable tree folk.
I have a wild sorbus cashmiriana, at least I think it is, that has self seeded in a dark area of the allotment against a leylandii hedge and has grown tall and thin.
I noticed it about 5 years ago and planned to pull it up, however through laziness I left it and noticed that the berries where white, it looks like a sorbus cashmiriana and i quite like the berries.
So, does anyone know if I "trunk chop" it low down, whats the chances of it back budding below the chop and producing a multi-stemmed tree?
Or, is there a better way than chopping?
I know the bonsai people regularly do this to hardwood trees and I know it's easier for some trees to back bud than other, does anyone know if sorbus back bud readily?
It looks exactly like this
https://www.mailordertrees.co.uk/pro...r-rowan-tree-1

[veggiechicken]

Can you put a photo up? Especially the leaves.
The white berried plant that has self seeded here is the Snowberry. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphoricarpos_albus

[MyWifesBrassicas]

This is a leaf picture

[MyWifesBrassicas]

At the base of the tree theres a couple of small shoots, if I chop just above these shoots, I'm thinking they should grow.
This is what they look like

[Miss Mousetrousers]

I have a red-berried rowan tree by the gate that had stems sprouting from the base but the original tree was quite old and not doing anything so we cut it down. Now there's several stems shooting up quite nicely so it should work for you.

[MyWifesBrassicas]

Thank you, gives me a little confidence to be brutal

[Lumpy]

Ermmmmm I’m thick so don’t have a scoobie.
I hope you get an answer that helps. I’m

[MyWifesBrassicas]

Ermmmmm I’m thick so don’t have a scoobie.
I hope you get an answer that helps. I’m

I'm going to chop it and see what happens, thanks

[MyWifesBrassicas]

Chopped it 4" from the ground, took out 12ft of thin whippy tree, lets see what happens, I'll report in.

[Snadger]

Tangent Alert!!!!! I have rooted five different coloured stems of willow. Next year I will 'stocking top' them to achieve multi stemmed plants …...hopefully.