Malus Comtesse De Paris Tree - 6ft - 12 Litre Pot

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The Malus Comtesse de Paris is an ideal choice for gardeners looking for an established, hardy outdoor tree that provides immediate visual impact. Standing at 6 feet tall upon delivery, this specimen is perfectly suited for those seeking a mature look for their patio or garden landscape; however, owners should note that while it begins in a 12-litre pot, it will eventually require a much larger container or ground planting to thrive over the long term.
| Model Part Number | 5060114012868 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Direct Plants |
The tree is supplied at a height of approximately 6 feet.
Yes, but for long-term health, you must eventually move it to a large container of 100 litres or more.
Yes, this variety is fully hardy and suitable for most soil types and common garden positions found in the UK.
The tree is supplied in a 12-litre pot.
It is adaptable to most soil types, provided the soil is not consistently waterlogged.
Check the moisture level of the soil; the tree may either be under-watered or suffering from waterlogged roots due to poor drainage.
Ensure the tree is planted deep enough and consider using a stake to support the trunk until the root system has anchored into the surrounding soil.
Upon arrival, carefully remove the bespoke packaging and inspect the tree. If planting directly into the ground, dig a hole twice the width of the current pot and incorporate organic matter. If maintaining the tree in a container, use a high-quality, free-draining compost. While the tree arrives in a 12-litre pot, it is important to plan for its future growth. For long-term health when container gardening, transition the tree to a pot of 100 litres or more. Regular watering is essential during the first season, especially during dry spells, to help the roots establish.