Malus 'Coccinella' Screening Since it quite happily reshoots

Since it quite happily reshoots from old wood

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

turning bright green in summer and golden yellow with hints of red in autumn

A slow-growing evergreen shrub or very small tree reaching up to 15ft height and spread with blue/green foliage

making this a delightful tree for summer interest

Malus 'Coccinella' Screening Since it quite happily reshootsFor those who delight in an exciting colour display this new, very handsome, crab apple cultivar is the one to go for. Deep pink flowers cover the tree in early spring accompanied by the emerging bronze foliage turning reddish green in summer. Glossy, crimson red crab apples decorate the tree well into winter. Low maintenance. Hardy.