Malus 'Scarlett'

Malus 'Scarlett'Countless pink flowers cover this ornamental shrub in its heyday. Malus toringo Scarlett is a small tree or large shrub that can reach a stature height of up to 4m growing in an upright habit. It is abundantly covered with blooms from early May to early June. The bush owes its name to its leaves, which display stunning scarlet colour in the autumn, delighting any sized garden. This tree brings round the year interest lasting into late autumn. The

commonly known as lungwort

The shrub is drought tolerant once established but will need to be watered during particularly dry spells

It blooms beautiful

Pruning Camellia is not necessarily required

with watering taking place once a week as it is a low maintenance plant

water regularly and feed every 4-6 weeks

Its name alludes to its pendulous or weeping habit

the upright plant will be fantastic as part of any orchard

and a sharp tip

Its dark green ovate leaves provide a lively contrast making it an excellent flowering shrub

with green skin which is flushed with red

Berberis should be planted in moist