Descriptions Genus of about 35 species of deciduous trees and shrubs from the woods of Europe, Asia and North America. Malus hupehensis is a small deciduous tree up to 6-8m tall, with an erect and spreading habit. The alternate leaves are oval, dark green in color with a serrated edge, while when they are young they have a beautiful burgundy red colour. In spring the plant produces numerous white five-petalled flowers with yellow stamens that open from pink buds. The fruits are small apples which take on a beautiful intense red color in autumn which give this tree a very decorative appearance.
Pedoclimatic needs
Grow in fertile, moist but well-drained soil, in full sun. Rustic species tolerates cold and intense frosts down to -18°/-20°C. Fears spring frosts. Suitable for medium to large gardens, it is much appreciated for its magnificent flowering and attractive fruiting. It grows well in sunny positions, but prefers cool climates such as hilly ones and soils with good water availability. In a Mediterranean environment, grow in partial shade and during the dry season, help the plant with regular watering.
Botanical Information
Botanical Name: Malus hupehensis
Family: Rosaceae
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