Malus 'Mokum' White introduced to Britain in 1656

introduced to Britain in 1656

In all other aspects similar

originally from North America

At its best in deep

strongly scented flowers emerge from a profusion of dark pink buds just as the light green foliage is unfolding

Malus 'Mokum' White introduced to Britain in 1656A most attractive Dutch tree with an extravagant dark pink spring flowering. The leaves unfold purplish red later changing to bronze green in summer. The flowers give way to small, red or purple crabapples. The fruits keep well into winter and are highly attractive to birds. Like most crabapples Malus 'Mokum' does well on most soils. Prefers full sun. Hardy.