Malus x floribunda Native It tolerates clay well

It tolerates clay well

Ideal for large gardens

or 'Holstein' or 'Granny Smith' (flower slightly earlier but usually overlap in season)

The sweetly scented blooms unfold somewhat later than most witch hazels and but are long-lasting

to buttery yellow in autumn

Malus x floribunda Native It tolerates clay wellVery popular small tree with long, arching branches. Remarkably beautiful when in bloom. Crimson buds open to white or pale blush flowers, smothering the tree in April May. These are followed by small red or yellow fruits that persist well into winter. Mid green leaves turn yellow and bronze in autumn. Pollutions tolerant. H6