Malus Sugar Tyme ('Sutyzam') is a deciduous crab apple tree characterized by its upright growth and narrow oval green leaves that change to yellow in the fall. In spring, it blooms profusely, showcasing numerous lightly fragrant single white flowers that emerge from pink buds. By autumn, the tree bears small, glossy red fruits that dangle from long, slender stems.

Malus comprises small to medium-sized deciduous trees that display prominent blossoms in the spring and bear ornamental or edible fruit in the fall. Several species also exhibit attractive foliage during the autumn months.

Malus Sugar Tyme ('Sutyzam')

Malus Sundowner ('Cripps Red'PBR) (F)

Malus Velvet Pillar ('Velvetcole')

Malus Weeping Candied Apple ('Weepcanzam')

Malus aff. baccata

Malus aff. prattii

Malus aff. sikkimensis

Malus angustifolia

Malus asiatica

Malus baccata is a robust, rounded tree that can reach heights of around 15 meters. It features dark green foliage and produces a profusion of white flowers from mid to late spring. These blooms give way to elongated, stalked fruits that measure approximately 1 centimeter in diameter, available in shades of red or yellow.

Malus baccata

Malus baccata 'Braendkjaer'

Malus baccata 'Columnaris'

Malus baccata 'Gracilis'

Malus baccata 'Hiemalis'

Malus baccata 'Jackii'

Malus baccata 'Street Parade'

Malus baccata var. himalaica

This robust, rounded tree can grow up to 15 meters in height and width. Its foliage consists of mid-green leaves that are covered with soft hairs on the underside. In mid to late spring, it produces a profusion of white blossoms, which give way to small, long-stemmed crab apples that can be red or yellow.

Malus baccata var. mandshurica

Malus baccata var. mandshurica 'Collingwood Ingram'

Malus baccata var. sibirica

Malus bhutanica

Malus bhutanica 'Mandarin' is a compact, pyramidal tree reaching approximately 6 meters in height. It features lobed, green foliage and produces subtly fragrant, creamy white blossoms in late spring. The tree bears rounded fruit that measures up to 2 centimeters in diameter, displaying a vibrant orange-red hue.

Malus bhutanica 'Mandarin'

Malus brevipes is a compact tree that typically reaches a height and width of around 4 meters. It features dense, dark green leaves. During mid- to late spring, the tree produces clusters of small, solitary white blooms. These are succeeded by clusters of small, round fruits resembling cherries, which display red and yellow hues and can persist on the branches throughout the winter months.

Malus brevipes

Malus brevipes 'Wedding Bouquet' is a compact, upright deciduous tree that matures to a height of around 4 meters, gradually broadening as it ages. Its foliage consists of ovate to elliptic, serrated dark green leaves. In spring, it produces a profusion of single, ivory white blossoms, which are succeeded by small, dark red fruits that remain on the tree throughout the winter months.

Malus brevipes 'Wedding Bouquet'

Malus coronaria is a deciduous crab apple species characterized by its broad, spreading form. The leaves are oval, serrated, and display a reddish hue when young, transitioning to vibrant shades of orange and red as autumn arrives. In late spring, the tree produces sizable, aromatic flowers that are typically pale pink and may gradually turn white. By autumn, it bears small fruits that are green or greenish-yellow in color.

Malus coronaria

Malus coronaria 'Elk River'

Malus coronaria 'Nieuwlandiana'

Malus coronaria var. dasycalyx

This deciduous tree has a broad, spreading form and features toothed or lobed ovate leaves. In spring, it produces fragrant, pale pink, semi-double blossoms, which may be succeeded by aromatic green fruit.

Malus coronaria var. dasycalyx 'Charlottae' (D)

Malus denticulata

Malus domestica '1400 Ke' (F)

Malus domestica '3.1'

Malus domestica '3.2'

Malus domestica 'A C 4' (D)

Malus domestica 'A.D.W. Atkins' is a mid-season apple variety suitable for both fresh eating and cooking. The fruit has a somewhat flattened appearance, featuring green skin with a subtle red blush on its sun-exposed side. Its flesh is coarse, ranging from white to pale green. For optimal pollination, it is best paired with a group 2 or 3 pollinator.

Malus domestica 'A.D.W. Atkins' (C/D)

Malus domestica 'Acklam Russet' (D)

Malus domestica 'Acme' (D)

Malus domestica 'Acrobat'

Malus domestica 'Adams's Pearmain' is a late-season dessert apple characterized by its yellow, conical shape adorned with red stripes and a touch of orange-red flush, along with some russeting. The flesh is creamy and has a relatively dry texture, offering a nutty, aromatic flavor profile. This variety features spreading trees that partially bear fruit at the tips, yielding a substantial harvest in mid-autumn. The apples can be stored until early spring. For successful pollination, it is best to plant alongside group 2, 3, or 4 pollinators.

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