Malus ‘Adams’

Vulgo: ‘Adams’
Type: Small arbor，Happy stratified
Latin Name: Malus ‘Adams’
Families Genera: Rosaceae Malus
Height: Up to 8m
Crown Breadth: 5-6m
Area: Native to the United States and introduced to China, it is suitable for cultivation in regions such as Shandong, Hebei, and Jiangsu
Flowers&fruits: The flowering period is in April. The flower buds are deep red and shriveled. After swelling, it gradually turns deep magenta red. The open flowers are light magenta red, and the color of the center of the flower gradually fades. The fruit lasts from June to October. It is olive-shaped, with a diameter of 1.3 to 2cm and a large quantity. In June, it is light wine red, and when ripe, it turns deep red. In winter, it gradually changes to dark red and does not fall off throughout the winter.
Leaf: The leaves are ovate to elliptical, with a blunt tip, a cuneate base, and blunt serrations along the margin. The new leaves are brownish-yellow with downy hairs. The summer leaves are green with a hint of purplish red, while the autumn leaves are orange-red.
Light: It prefers sunlight but cannot tolerate shade
Water: Drought-tolerant but not flood-tolerant
Soil: It is not strict about soil requirements and can grow in slightly acidic or slightly alkaline soil. It grows better in deep, loose, fertile and well-drained sandy loam.
Proposed Use: Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees
Maintenance: Low