'Indian Magic' Crabapple Tree

'Indian Magic' Crabapple TreeWho doesn't want a bit of magic sprinkled in their garden? Well, that's exactly what this crabapple cultivar provides, elevating any garden with its green leaves, which boast a lovely bronze patina, rich pink blossoms and peach coloured fruits that are often held on the tree for several months (if the birds don't get to them). First bred in 2010 and popular ever since, 'Indian Magic' is an elegant spreading crabapple whose easygoing nature, full

but can just as easily be treated as a standalone shrub in its own dedicated bed

this tree will attract a wealth of bees and butterflies

camellias are ericaceous

Most Dwarf and Dutch species should be planted at average depths of 10cm

bell shaped flowers with curved petals and are often very fragrant

Purple Doll is a part of division 8

We love growing figs

As the warmer months approach

first bred in Scotland by The James Hutton Institute (formerly the Scottish Crop Research Institute)

lanceolate foliage

Centuries of cultivation have created a dazzling array of hybrids with the full spectrum of the rainbow available

Growing to just a metre-and-a-half (or so) in height