Malus florentina features simple bright white flowers, which turn into clusters of small fruitlets in the autumn.
The most distinctive feature of this species is the deeply serrated pale green leaves. They turn golden orange in the autumn.
Seen in isoloation the combination of tiny berry-like fruitlets and the strangely serrated leaves can resemble the appearance of a cluster of redcurrants.
All our pot-grown trees are grown for us to our specification by the Frank P Matthews nursery.
All pot-grown trees are suitable for planting out in the garden, some are suitable for growing in containers.
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Malus florentine is susceptible to fire blight but this disease is very rarely found on trees in the UK.
Malus florentina is an unusual species of crab-apple, sometimes known as the Hawthorn-leaf Crab on account of its hawthorn-like leaves. It is native to south-eastern Europe.
We list more than 40 different crab-apple trees. Choosing can be difficult! See our article explaining the different characteristics of crab-apple trees which will help you narrow down the selection.