Malus Everest 12 Litre Pot 125/150cm
masses of pale pink buds opening to white flowers in spring, followed by small red fruits in autumn.
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masses of pale pink buds opening to white flowers in spring, followed by small red fruits in autumn.
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| £50.92 each | £49.87 each | £47.25 each | £44.62 each |
Malus ‘Everest’ is a deciduous ornamental crab apple tree (H 6–8 m) celebrated for its profuse pale pink buds that open to fragrant white flowers in spring. In autumn, the tree produces small red fruits that attract birds and add seasonal colour. Hardy H5–H6, it thrives in full sun on fertile, well-drained soil, making it a reliable and low-maintenance feature in gardens.
Spring:
Pale pink buds burst into masses of white flowers, creating a striking display.
Upright, spreading branches form a graceful silhouette.
Summer:
Glossy green foliage provides shade and garden structure.
Autumn:
Bright red fruits appear, attracting birds and adding colour to the garden.
Leaves gradually turn golden before falling.
Winter:
Bare branches offer architectural form and visual interest.
Height & Spread: 6–8 m tall with a 5–6 m spread, suitable for medium to large gardens.
Form: Upright, rounded, and spreading, creating a graceful specimen tree.
Growth Habit: Reliable, low-maintenance, and long-lived, perfect for garden focal points.
Specimen Trees: Ideal as a standout focal point in lawns or borders.
Mixed Borders & Wildlife Gardens: Flowers and fruits support pollinators and birds.
Urban Gardens: Compact enough for larger patios or avenues.
Position: Full sun for best flowering and fruiting.
Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil; tolerant of most garden soils.
Maintenance: Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage fruiting.
Watering: Regular watering while establishing; drought-tolerant once mature.
With its spring flowers, autumn fruit, and elegant structure, Malus ‘Everest’ offers year-round garden interest. Perfect as a specimen tree or in mixed borders, it combines ornamental beauty with wildlife benefits and reliable growth, making it a standout choice for UK gardens.