Malus x robusta Red Sentinel - Flowering Crab Apple

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Malus x robusta Red Sentinel - Flowering Crab AppleOrnamental Crabapple Red Sentinel A particularly attractive and prolific crabapple, Malus x robusta Red Sentinel is a vigorous, small deciduous tree, an ideal specimen tree and a star of the winter garden. The tree has an attractive, upright habit and spreading, well branched head, and the green leaves develop red tints in autumn. Masses of large, pink tinged white flowers, 3cm across, in April and May are followed by heavy crops of yellow and red

The flesh is creamy-white

On top of that

The flowers repeat less profusely as the summer continues

Season of interest: Midsummer and early autumn

Malus Prairifire is a small

Cobnut ‘Nottingham’ is known to do well in Ireland

pale yellowish-green with an orange-pink blush and some red stippling

As with all Daffodils allow leaves to die back naturally after flowering

Joseph Rock grows more shapely in full sun

Corylus avellana ‘Hall’s Giant’

sometimes later

Season of Interest: Spring flowering