Direct Plants Malus Evereste Crab Apple Tree - 6ft Tall - 12 Litre Pot

The Malus Evereste Crab Apple tree is a professional grade, fully hardy outdoor tree, supplied at ...

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The Malus Evereste Crab Apple tree is an ideal choice for homeowners and gardeners seeking an immediate, mature aesthetic for their landscape without waiting years for growth. This professional-grade, fully hardy tree arrives at a substantial 6ft height, offering year-round visual interest and structural character to patios or garden beds; however, potential buyers should note that if keeping the tree in a container for the long term, a substantial pot size of at least 100 litres is required to ensure ongoing health and stability.

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Model Part Number5060114097018
BrandDirect Plants

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FAQs

Can I keep this tree in the 12-litre pot it arrives in?

The 12-litre pot is for transit and nursery growth. You should transplant it into the ground or a larger container (100 litres or more) as soon as possible for long-term health.

Does this tree need special soil?

The Malus Evereste is versatile and thrives in most soil types, provided the area is not prone to waterlogging.

Is the tree protected during shipping?

Yes, every tree is shipped in bespoke, sturdy packaging designed specifically to keep the 6ft tree secure and protected during transit.

How often should I water my new tree?

Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged during the first season. Container-grown trees will require more frequent watering than those in the ground.

Where are these trees grown?

These trees are grown and selected at a dedicated nursery in Norfolk, ensuring they are acclimatized to UK conditions.

Troubleshooting

Tree appears unstable after potting

Ensure you are using a pot of at least 100 litres and that the root ball is firmly packed with soil; use a bamboo stake for temporary support if necessary.

Leaves wilting shortly after arrival

The tree is likely experiencing transplant stress. Ensure it is well-watered and protected from direct, scorching mid-day sun for the first few days.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides an instant garden effect upon arrival
  • High-quality, hardy variety suited for most soil types
  • Professional-grade growth and selection
  • Flexible enough for both ground and container planting

Cons

  • Requires a large 100-litre pot for long-term container growth
  • Substantial size makes initial positioning a two-person job
  • Requires regular maintenance typical of established nursery trees

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up your Malus Evereste, choose a location with adequate sunlight to encourage flowering and fruit production. When planting in the ground, dig a hole twice the width of the root ball and ensure the top of the root ball is level with the surrounding soil. For container use, use a high-quality compost mix and ensure the pot has ample drainage holes. Care involves consistent watering during the first growing season, particularly during dry spells. As a deciduous tree, it is naturally hardy, but container-grown trees may require insulation around the pot during extreme winter frosts to protect the root ball from freezing.

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