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Malus floribunda - close-up
By Andrewr
5 Apr, 2008
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Apples are malus domestica so it is the same family. This one has a very slight weeping habit with the lowest branches about six feet up the trunk
5 Apr, 2008
oh that plant stopped my heart for a sec it is so beautiful
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Brilliant floribunda. must learn more about it as I have never seen it before. The flower looks like an apple blossom,but with long leaves, and is that really what it grows from, that short thick trunk?excuse me while I look it up.
5 Apr, 2008