Japanese Crabapple Tree | Malus floribunda

Japanese Crabapple Tree | Malus floribundaA profusion of fragrant, single, pale pink blossom emerging from carmine pink buds in mid spring The fruits of this crabapple are edible and can be used to make jellies and jams The crab apples may appear until winter (if birds won't beat you to them) adding another season of interest The serrate, dark green leaves will turn to yellow comes fall Would make a fantastic specimen tree and would need space to show off its full glory Proudly holds the RHS

‘Fiesta’ holds the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit and yields red-blushed apples with excellent sweetness and a crisp texture – they’re ideal for serving sliced with peanut butter or used in fruit salads

so misting is essential when caring for it

short lived perennial with daisy-like blooms over aromatic pale green leaves

if you're looking for a striking

Muscari should be planted in fertile

crop rotation information and more

Prunus Jacqueline is a fairly new variety from Belgium

moderately fertile

giving a wonderful frosted look

year after year as it matures

Begonia Amphioxus is a rare houseplant

Many commercial growers of strawberries plant ‘misted tip’ modules because they can be relied upon to give heavy and early crops the following year – our own trials have definitely confirmed this to be true