Malus d. 'Granny Smith' (Pleached) Batch No:175953 In autumn its branches are

In autumn its branches are laden with red fruits

this slow-growing tree comes from southern Europe and Asia Minor

though more insipid than those of Morus nigra

Originally from Asia Minor

with the first flush appearing with the emerging leaves in May or June when danger of night frost has passed

Malus d. 'Granny Smith' (Pleached) Batch No:175953 In autumn its branches areAn Autralian dessert apple, but more often used in cooking when grown in the UK garden, as this variety needs a long hot summer to produce quality dessert fruit. Colour bright green, turning greenish yellow, slight brownish flush. The greenish white flesh is crisp and refreshing. Self fertile in flowering group 3, improved by group 2, 3 and 4.