Malus toringo 'Scarlett' (Pleached) Formal Hardy to -5c

Hardy to -5c

turning dark green as they mature before eventually turning vivid oranges and reds in the autumn

pollinated by B

This lovely tree was introduced from China to the west in 1879 by Charles Maries and is named in honour of the French missionary Father Armand David

Malus toringo 'Scarlett' (Pleached) Formal Hardy to -5cA new introduction from Denmark with bright shiny purple leaves throughout the growing season, turning dark green as they mature before eventually turning vivid oranges and reds in the autumn. The rich pink blossoms give way to shiny purple crab apples which contrast well with the autumn foliage persisting well into winter. H7