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Malus domestica Red Fuji Dwarf
Malus domestica Red Fuji Dwarf
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Botanical Name
Malus domestica Red Fuji Dwarf
Common Names
Dwarf Apple, Naga Fu No 2 Dwarf Apple,
Fuji Apple is an exotic deciduous perennial fruit tree with a rounded, upright, spreading habit. It produces white to pink flowers. The foliage is deciduous. Commonly used in orchards, home gardens and edible landscapes. Suitable for planting where a compact fruiting tree is required. Grows to approx. 4m H x 4m W.
Plant profile
Native
No
Foliage Type
Deciduous
Plant Type
Citrus & Fruit, Trees
Plant Habit
Rounded, Spreading, Upright
Mature Height
2-4m
Mature Width
2-4m
Position
Full Sun
Soil Type
Clay, Loam, Well Drained
Botanical Name:
Common Names:
Malus domestica Red Fuji Dwarf
Dwarf Apple, Naga Fu No 2 Dwarf Apple,
Native:
Foliage Type:
No
Deciduous
Plant Type:
Plant Habit:
Citrus & Fruit, Trees
Rounded, Spreading, Upright
Description:
Fuji Apple is an exotic deciduous perennial fruit tree with a rounded, upright, spreading habit. It produces white to pink flowers. The foliage is deciduous. Commonly used in orchards, home gardens and edible landscapes. Suitable for planting where a compact fruiting tree is required. Grows to approx. 4m H x 4m W.
Mature Height:
Mature Width:
2-4m
2-4m
Position:
Soil Type:
Full Sun
Clay, Loam, Well Drained
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