Malus 'Radiant'

Vulgo: 'Radiant'
Type: Small arbor，Happy stratified
Latin Name: Malus 'Radiant'
Families Genera: Rosaceae Malus
Height: 4-6m
Crown Breadth: 5-6m
Area: It is native to the Americas and is cultivated in North China and Liaoning Province of China
Flowers&fruits: The flowers bloom in April. The flower buds are deep purplish red and the flowers are deep pink. They are cup-shaped, with 5 to 6 flowers clustered at the top of the branches. The flowers are dense and bright. The fruiting period is from June to October. The fruit is conical, orange-yellow or dry red, with a large fruiting volume. The fruit is at the tip, and the sepals remain upright. The fruiting period can last for several months until the depth of winter.
Leaf: The young leaves are purplish red and gradually turn emerald green. The leaves are ovate to elliptical, with a short pointed tip, a rounded or broadly cuneate base, and obtuse serrations along the margins.
Light: It prefers sunlight but cannot tolerate shade
Water: It prefers moist soil and is also relatively drought-tolerant
Soil: It is not strict about soil requirements and grows best in sandy loam. It has a certain tolerance to salt and alkali and can grow normally in slightly saline-alkali soil with a pH value of 8.7 and a salt content of 0.2%. It prefers fertile soil but can also tolerate poor soil.
Proposed Use: Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees
Maintenance: Low