The Lebanese Wild Apple Crabapple (Malus trilobata) is also called the Three-Lobed Apple Tree. Malus trilobata is upright and narrow to 4 m tall with attractive flowers and foliage. It can be grown in confined spaces and makes an interesting avenue when planted on either side of a path or driveway as seen at the White Hills Botanic Gardens at Bendigo. Its leaves are deeply lobed and are attractive in autumn with deep red tones. The spring blossoms are white and some yellow crab fruit may follow.
- Pollination: self-fertile
- Features: stunning small avenue tree
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Image 3,4: Copyright Heritage Fruit Trees - autumn foliage
