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Winter Hill feature tree: CrabApple - Japanese

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6 M
6 M
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200mm
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Botanical Name:
Malus floribunda
Common Name:
CrabApple - Japanese
Description:
A striking small, spreading deciduous tree suitable for both warm and cool areas. The oldest of all ornamental crab apples. Broadly domed crown, prolific pale pink to white flowers. Rose coloured buds are beautiful in early spring. Yellow or reddish fruit. Grows approximately 60cm per year. Needs moderately fertile, well-drained soil with generous moisture. Full sun.
Tree categories:
Heritage tree
Autumn colour
Evergreen Tree
Flowering/Ornamental
Shade tree
Narrow spaces
Hedge & Screening
Driveways & Avenues
Street tree
Drought resistant
Coastal
Courtyard & Pots
Wind Hardy
Frost hardy
Full/part sun
Full shade
Water tolerant
Fire retardant
Summer foliage color:
Growth rate:
Moderate
Size:
Small
Max. Height:
6 Metres
Max. Canopy:
6 Metres
Climate:
Warm temperate to cold
Soil:
Medium to heavy
Pruning:
Early pruning to achieve desired shape.

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CrabApple - Japanese

Malus floribunda are a Spring delight What better way to celebrate the warmer weather with 45 and 100 litre stock  at less than half price!

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  • Winter Hill Tree Farm is located at:
  • 2233 Canyonleigh Road, Canyonleigh. More details here

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