Malus hupehensis Yellow 'Reinette du Canada'

'Reinette du Canada'

This charming oak is a rare species originating from northern Turkey

picturesque domed crown and curious vivid green leaves which can vary

This lovely tree was introduced from China to the west in 1879 by Charles Maries and is named in honour of the French missionary Father Armand David

Malus hupehensis Yellow 'Reinette du Canada'A vigorous, spreading tree producing an abundance of fragrant white flowers from pink buds during May and June, followed by marble size red fruits in autumn. These often remain through winter, providing colourful interest and food for wildlife. In addition, the leaves can be used to brew tea. Grows well in all well drained soils. H6