Crabapple, Brandywine

Malus 'Brandywine'


Description

An upright, broad-rounded growth habit with long season interest. Deep rose-red buds evolve into double pink, rose-like blossoms appear in mid-spring. Flowers are followed by abundant clusters of large, yellow, cherry-like fruits that mature in the fall. Spring leaves emerge brick-red, turning dark green with a reddish tint in summer before turning reddish-purple in fall. Branches are prized for its silvery color in the winter. Excellent resistance to mildew. 
Botanical Name
Malus 'Brandywine'
Height
15-20'
Width
15-20'
Sun Exposure
Full Sun
Soil Type
Well Draining
Bloom Time
Spring
Bloom Colors
Pink
Foliage Colors
Dark Green Red
Water Requirements
Moderate Secondary Culinary

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