Malus 'Prairifire' (Prairie Fire) Hanging Pot A clump forming non invasive

A clump forming non invasive form of bamboo

but it also tolerates hard pruning

The flowers are white

Plant in a hole twice the diameter of the root-ball or pot

Very effective when grown through a large shrub

Malus 'Prairifire' (Prairie Fire) Hanging Pot A clump forming non invasivePossibly the most stunning of all the crab apples around, Prairifire boasts maroon red flowers in spring set against purple foliage which later turns reddy green. The oval purple fruits which follow last well into the winter providing food for birds, and even the bark is a dramatic and glossy reddy brown. Tolerant of most soils and conditions, Malus 'Prairifire' forms a tree with a large rounded canopy and can get to 4m x 4m after 20 years, if left