Manchurian crab apple seeds

Name: Manchurian crab apple seeds
Brand: GARDENseeds™
SKU: 43060312
Price: 1.99 USD
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Brand: GARDENseeds™

Product code: 15700

Stock number: 43060312

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5 seeds

50 seeds

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Category:

apple tree

Drought tolerance:

drought-resistant

Features:

beautiful-blooming, fruit

Fruit:

non-poisonous

Growth per year:

15-30 cm

Growth rate:

medium growing

Hardiness Zone (USDA):

1 (-54°С)

Leaves lifespan:

deciduous

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Manchurian crab apple tree / Malus baccata - is a species of early vegetative trees 3.5–5 meters high. Blooms and bears fruit profusely every year. Due to this, it is successful as an ornamental flora for the garden.

A plant with a dense rounded crown, elliptical or ovate leaves. In autumn, the foliage is especially attractive - bright yellow with hints of orange.

Umbrella-shaped inflorescences are represented by pinkish buds, which, when opened, turn into snow-white flowers with a wonderful scent. The fruits are spherical, deep yellow in color, small in diameter - up to 8 mm. Small apples do not fall off even after the tree has lost all its leaves and are rich in vitamin C.

The apple tree is rightfully considered the most winter-hardy species of the Apple genus. The plant can withstand temperatures down to -55°C without damage.

Properties

Category:

apple tree

Drought tolerance:

drought-resistant

Features:

beautiful-blooming, fruit

Fruit:

non-poisonous

Growth per year:

15-30 cm

Growth rate:

medium growing

Hardiness Zone (USDA):

1 (-54°С)

Leaves lifespan:

deciduous

Max. height:

3-5 m

Plant form:

tree

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