Malus tschonoskii Wind Leaves are emerald-green and distinctively

Leaves are emerald-green and distinctively fan-shaped

In late spring it produces clusters of deep magenta flowers on dark

Thrives best away from hot dry conditions

bear lovely red berries in autumn if a male plant is nearby

once in summer and once in winter

Malus tschonoskii Wind Leaves are emerald-green and distinctivelyAn attractive, strong growing tree with conical habit and ovate, green leaves. White flowers open from pink buds followed by yellowish green fruits with a reddish purple tinge. One of the best trees for autumn colour, with its yelow, orange, purple and scarlet foliage. Good for confined spaces. Great on all types of soil. Tolerates partial shade. H6