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Malus pumila x domestica 'Magnus Summer Surprise'
Magnus Summer Surprise Fruiting Apple
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| Description | This is a fruiting variety of Malus from Tasmania producing apples with deep-pink coloured flesh after pink spring blossom. It is a crisp eating apple and one of the earliest apples to ripen. All parts of the tree, including flowers, branches and fruit have red-purple colouring. | ||
| Foliage |
Deciduous
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| Form |
V-Shaped
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| Mature Size | 2-3 x 2-3m | ||
| Uses | This variety is good for the home garden and crops well. It is also perfect for espalier. | ||
| Position & Soil | Apples are hardy trees that will survive in tough conditions once established. In order to get the best crop, it is best to prune young trees to create an open canopy of strong branches that can support heavy future crops. Fertilise in spring and autumn and provide supplementary irrigation in the heat of summer for best yields. | ||
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