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Malus 'Royal Raindrops'Crabapple Royal Raindrops Botanical Name: Malus 'Royal Raindrops' Family: Rosaceae Origin: Cultivar selection (USA); genus native to the Northern Hemisphere Plant Type: Deciduous tree Overview A striking, upright crabapple that fits beautifully into Adelaide and South Australian gardens, even when space is tight. In midspring it explodes with magenta pink blossom, then carries small, cherry red fruit that often persist into winter. Finely cut, purple

maturing to lime-green through summer and often yellow again in autumn

Maintenance: Prune lightly late winter/early spring after frost risk

veg beds and herb spirals (releases scent when brushed)

2 m H × 1–1

milky sap can irritate pets/skin

mid- to deep-green

flowering hedge 1

Plant Type: Evergreen to semi-evergreen clump-forming perennial

sun and coastal breezes with minimal fuss

Mass plant for a tidy evergreen backdrop

Family: Cupressaceae

coastal (sheltered/2nd-line)