Malus 'Rosehip'

Malus 'Rosehip'Malus Rosehip is a newer breed of Crab Apple that, as the names suggests, closely resemble rosehips. In the Spring, pale pink buds appear which bloom into pure white flowers which persist through the Summer before producing large, glossy, bright red apples in the Autumn. The fruit is ideal for making jam due to their size and content of Pectin, which helps in the setting of jam. Plant in moist, well drained soil and keep in full sun. Drought tolerant

It went out of favour for several years as the newer varieties had bigger flowers or bolder colours

providing year-round interest

the elliptic leaves take on fiery shades of orange and yellow for striking autumn colour

Both varieties are excellent dessert cherries with a deep red

It produces upright to arching foliage with thick

To ensure all of the plants attractiveness thrives well

Bush Rose Marie Curie is an undemanding deciduous plant that is long-lasting and easy to grow

Your Red Jade is fully hardy

Attractive seed pods follow the flowers through late autumn

Avoid direct sunlight especially in hot summer conditions

The flowers are produced from summer to autumn and are often permanent summer fixtures in beautiful hanging baskets and patio container displays

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