Lawn

Decorative apples are hardy trees that beautifully adorn garden plots with their bright foliage and striking flowering. They can have weeping or upright crowns, tolerate frost and drought, and are resistant to dusting, gaseous pollution, and soil salinization. These qualities make them an excellent choice for landscape design in various climatic conditions, including lawn plantings and group compositions.

The Nedzvieckii apple is one of the popular decorative forms, reaching a height of 3 to 6 meters. It is distinguished by dense flowering with red buds that open into bright purple flowers and are adorned with small bright red fruits about 2 cm in diameter in the autumn. This tree responds well to pruning and shaping into living hedges and figures, allowing it to be used to create original decorative elements on the site. To maintain health and attractiveness, regular thinning and rejuvenation pruning is required.

The Floribunda apple is distinguished by its compact size — the height rarely exceeds 4 meters, making it ideal for small gardens. The leaves of a rich dark green color create an effective contrast with carmine-red buds that open into white-pink flowers gathered in clusters of 4-7 pieces. Flowering lasts about three weeks in late spring, creating the impression that the tree is covered with a delicate pinkish-white veil. The fruits are small, about 1-2 cm in diameter, with a reddish-yellow hue, and remain on the branches even in winter, adding year-round attractiveness. Floribunda is highly resistant to diseases and tolerates winter conditions in the central strip well.