Malus sargentii Formal but best in acid to

but best in acid to neutral soil

'Bruchem' is a relatively new cultivar offering an elegant upright and oval crown making it perfect for streets and avenues

Amongst the last of the deciduous trees to relinquish its autumn foliage

often heart-shaped

graceful birch from Sweden with drooping branchlets and prettily cut leaves turning golden in autumn

Malus sargentii Formal but best in acid toA delightful shrubby species, up to 2. 8m high with ovate, dark green, 3 lobed leaves. In spring it is smothered with golden anthered, pure white flowers opening from pink buds. These are followed by small bright red, cherry like fruits which contrast well against the bright yellow autumn foliage. Fruits are long lasting but also attractive to birds. H6