Malus coronaria v. dasycalyx 'Charlottae' Architectural often followed by a second

often followed by a second flowering in mid-summer

luminous yellow

Its dark green leaves contrast beautifully with the white bark in summer and turn rich golden tones in autumn

red and scarlet in autumn

It is superb when planted as a solitary specimen in parks and large gardens

Malus coronaria v. dasycalyx 'Charlottae' Architectural often followed by a second'Charlottae' is a very hardy crab apple, developing a wide, spreading crown, up to 8m tall and across depending on conditions. In spring, pale pink, semi double scented flowers fill the canopy, followed by aromatic greenish yellow fruits in autumn as the leaves turn a brilliant orange red. Extensive periods of +30C will affect growth. H6