<i>Malus</i> 'John Downie'
<i>Malus</i> 'John Downie'
<i>Malus</i> 'John Downie'
<i>Malus</i> 'John Downie'
<i>Malus</i> 'John Downie'
<i>Malus</i> 'John Downie'

Malus 'John Downie'

A highly ornamental crab apple variety, known for its distinctive scarlet orange fruits perfect for making crab apple jelly. 'John...

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