Malus Red Sentinel Crab Apple Tree
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Plant shape: ¼ standard
Trunk height: 40 cm
Pot size: 5 Litres
Plant ID: 14479 C 42
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Plant ID: 14480 C 42
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Plant shape: Bush
Pot size: 18 Litres
Plant ID: 11598 64
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Pot size: 20 Litres
Plant ID: 1968 2
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Trunk height: 1.8-1.9 m
Trunk girth: 8-10 cm
Rootball - supplied without a pot
Plant ID: 11532 100
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Trunk height: 1.8 m
Trunk girth: 12-14 cm
Rootball - supplied without a pot
Plant ID: 3803 100
Plant shape: Multi-stemmed
Pot size: 130 Litres
Plant ID: 14153 64
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- Its small white flowers emerge in profusion in spring usually in April from deep pink buds and contrast beautifully with the light green foliage.
- The scarlet red fruits, produced in abundance, are highly decorative and make an eye-catching display. The fruit remains on the boughs well into the winter and long after the leaves have dropped.
- Packed with natural pectin, Red Sentinel fruits make excellent tangy apple jelly jam and other culinary delights.
- Red Sentinel is disease resistant and will also pollinate other apple trees.
- It is pollution tolerant making it a good urban tree where space comes at a premium.
- It is fully UK hardy.
- The foliage provides additional colour in autumn turning a golden yellow, beautifully offsetting the glossy red fruit.
- Red Sentinel is very popular with wildlife. The blossom attracts pollinators in spring and the apples, should you decide to leave them on the boughs, provide winter food for the birds, once they have been softened by the winter frosts.
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