Crab Apple 'Indian Magic'

‘Indian Magic’ brings plenty to enjoy throughout the seasons. Deep pink buds open into rosy-pink blossom in spring, followed by little red crab apples that turn orange as they ripen. They often hang on into winter, adding a cheerful splash of colour and giving visiting birds something to tuck into.

Its green leaves take on warm autumn shades, making this a lovely tree to watch as the garden changes around it.

Growing to around 4–6 metres tall, this deciduous tree needs room for its spreading branches. Plant in a sunny spot with moist, well-drained soil, and water regularly while it settles into its new home.