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45L Crab Apple Sugar Tyme - Malus sutyzam Sugar Tyme

I/N: 0011454
45L Crab Apple Sugar Tyme - Malus sutyzam Sugar Tyme
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45L Crab Apple Sugar Tyme - Malus sutyzam Sugar Tyme
$196
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Product Description

A vigorous new Crab Apple that is attractive throughout the year. Malus ‘Sutyzam’ Sugar Tyme is an excellent choice for small parks and gardens where space is limited. Upright oval-rounded, open branched.
  • May also be suitable for street planting
  • Very hardy. Adaptable to varied soil conditions
  • Reported to have very good disease resistance

Product Details

Model Name
400mm Crab Apple Sugar Tyme
Product Dimensions (mm)
W:400 H:1500 L:400
Common Name
Crab Apple Sugar Tyme
Botanical Name
Malus Sutyzam Sugar tyme
Pot Size (mm)
430
Full Sun Position
Yes
Part Shade Position
Yes
Shaded Position
No
Sheltered location
No
Drought Tolerant
Yes
Suitable for Hedges
No
Suitable for Pots
No
Suitable for Hanging Baskets
No
Suitable for Garden Beds
No
Planting Tips
Water well to establish
Flower Colour
Pale pink buds opening to snow white flowers
Perfumed
Yes
Foliage Colour
Bright green
Evergreen
No
Deciduous
Yes
Recommended Planting Months Vic
All Year
Recommended Planting Months NSW
All Year
Recommended Planting Months Qld
All Year
Recommended Planting Months SA
All Year
Recommended Planting Months NT
All Year
Recommended Planting Months WA
All Year
Recommended Planting Months Tas
All Year
Recommended Planting Months ACT
All Year
Flowering Months Vic
Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months NSW
Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months Qld
Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months SA
Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months NT
Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months WA
Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months Tas
Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months ACT
Sep, Oct, Nov

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