Malus trilobata Autumn The compact

The compact

Developed in autumn the previous year

Its fruit ripening period is from early October to mid-October

dark green leaves that turn orange to bronze-red in the autumn and its resistance to Dutch elm disease

rose-form to formal double flowers unfolding in late winter to early spring

Malus trilobata Autumn The compactA comparatively rare, erect branched tree, to about 13m, so distinct that it is sometimes listed in a separate genus. The threelobed, maple like leaves are deep green in summer and attractively tinted red in autumn. The large white flowers emerge in spring, follwed by green fruit. Ideal for confined spaces. H6