A specific variety of dwarf upright crab apple tree with distinctive features. Here's a revised summary:
Type: This is a dwarf upright crab apple tree.
Foliage: It boasts bronze leaves.
Flowering Group: Belongs to Group 2 for potential cross-pollination with other apple trees.
Pollination: It serves as a good pollinator for other apple trees.
Bearing Regularity: Exhibits regular fruit-bearing.
Organic Culture: Well-suited for organic gardening practices.
Attractive Features: Notable for both its appealing flowers and fruit.
Self-Fertility: It is self-fertile, eliminating the need for a companion tree for pollination.
Growth Rate: Displays an average rate of growth.
Sunlight: Thrives in full sun conditions, so ensure it receives adequate sunlight.
Pruning: Requires minimal to no pruning.
Height After 10 Years: Anticipate a height range of 1.5m-2.5m / 5ft-8ft.
Growth Habit: Characterized by a columnar/fastigiate growth pattern.
Vigour: Naturally a dwarf, indicating inherent compactness.
Given its natural dwarfing habit and low maintenance requirements, it's an ideal choice for novice gardeners. Make sure it receives ample sunlight, and with its self-fertile nature, additional pollinators may not be necessary unless other apple trees are in close proximity.
Type: This is a dwarf upright crab apple tree.
Foliage: It boasts bronze leaves.
Flowering Group: Belongs to Group 2 for potential cross-pollination with other apple trees.
Pollination: It serves as a good pollinator for other apple trees.
Bearing Regularity: Exhibits regular fruit-bearing.
Organic Culture: Well-suited for organic gardening practices.
Attractive Features: Notable for both its appealing flowers and fruit.
Self-Fertility: It is self-fertile, eliminating the need for a companion tree for pollination.
Growth Rate: Displays an average rate of growth.
Sunlight: Thrives in full sun conditions, so ensure it receives adequate sunlight.
Pruning: Requires minimal to no pruning.
Height After 10 Years: Anticipate a height range of 1.5m-2.5m / 5ft-8ft.
Growth Habit: Characterized by a columnar/fastigiate growth pattern.
Vigour: Naturally a dwarf, indicating inherent compactness.
Given its natural dwarfing habit and low maintenance requirements, it's an ideal choice for novice gardeners. Make sure it receives ample sunlight, and with its self-fertile nature, additional pollinators may not be necessary unless other apple trees are in close proximity.
Fruit Ready to Pick: April
A specific variety of dwarf upright crab apple tree with distinctive features. Here's a revised summary:
Type: This is a dwarf upright crab apple tree.
Foliage: It boasts bronze leaves.
Flowering Group: Belongs to Group 2 for potential cross-pollination with other apple trees.
Pollination: It serves as a good pollinator for other apple trees.
Bearing Regularity: Exhibits regular fruit-bearing.
Organic Culture: Well-suited for organic gardening practices.
Attractive Features: Notable for both its appealing flowers and fruit.
Self-Fertility: It is self-fertile, eliminating the need for a companion tree for pollination.
Growth Rate: Displays an average rate of growth.
Sunlight: Thrives in full sun conditions, so ensure it receives adequate sunlight.
Pruning: Requires minimal to no pruning.
Height After 10 Years: Anticipate a height range of 1.5m-2.5m / 5ft-8ft.
Growth Habit: Characterized by a columnar/fastigiate growth pattern.
Vigour: Naturally a dwarf, indicating inherent compactness.
Given its natural dwarfing habit and low maintenance requirements, it's an ideal choice for novice gardeners. Make sure it receives ample sunlight, and with its self-fertile nature, additional pollinators may not be necessary unless other apple trees are in close proximity.
Type: This is a dwarf upright crab apple tree.
Foliage: It boasts bronze leaves.
Flowering Group: Belongs to Group 2 for potential cross-pollination with other apple trees.
Pollination: It serves as a good pollinator for other apple trees.
Bearing Regularity: Exhibits regular fruit-bearing.
Organic Culture: Well-suited for organic gardening practices.
Attractive Features: Notable for both its appealing flowers and fruit.
Self-Fertility: It is self-fertile, eliminating the need for a companion tree for pollination.
Growth Rate: Displays an average rate of growth.
Sunlight: Thrives in full sun conditions, so ensure it receives adequate sunlight.
Pruning: Requires minimal to no pruning.
Height After 10 Years: Anticipate a height range of 1.5m-2.5m / 5ft-8ft.
Growth Habit: Characterized by a columnar/fastigiate growth pattern.
Vigour: Naturally a dwarf, indicating inherent compactness.
Given its natural dwarfing habit and low maintenance requirements, it's an ideal choice for novice gardeners. Make sure it receives ample sunlight, and with its self-fertile nature, additional pollinators may not be necessary unless other apple trees are in close proximity.
Fruit Ready to Pick: April
Water Needs / Maintence
Low to Moderate/ Low to Moderate
Spaced Apart
Pollination Group
Overall Height
dwarf
Species
Root Stock
Fruits ready to be picked
April
