Malus domestica Pinkabelle®

Scientific name: Malus domestica Pinkabelle®

Common name: Pinkabelle®

Date planted

2018-11-12

Attributes

Attribute Range
Edible Fruit
Habit Dwarf
Kind Tree
Native Yes
Sun tolerance Full sun

Size

Height x width: 2m x 1m

Images

Descriptions Images
Just planted
Incipient buds
Just opened buds
Flower
Young apple. 4 cm on 2017-01-02
Maturing apples and new buds,
all due to Climate Change.
2017-02-04
Two generations share a branch. 2017-04-03.
Large one: 9 cm. Small one: 1.4 cm
Two generations share a trunk. 2017-04-03.
Large one: 7.5 cm. Small one: 1.1 cm
Fruit still quite young but
leaves already turned IndianRed

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Notes

Notes
» This is a dwarf variety of Cripps Pink Pinkabelle®. It fruits in early May. It bears exceptional amounts of large bright pink apples. Pinkabelle® is partially self fruitful, but benefits from cross pollination. Leprechaun is the ideal partner, but also other varieties such as Gala, Delicious, Fuji and Crab apples. Good for tubs. Flowers in 8-10 weeks are bare-rooted planting. 2017-05-09. Damaged apple picked but not quite ripe. 2017-05-11. Undamaged apple falls off tree. Very slightly overripe. Harvest: Early May. Supplier: Just Fruit Trees.

URLs

URLs
http://jftnurseries.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4&Itemid=4
http://www.plantnet.com.au/pinkabelle-apple-tree/
http://pinewoodnursery.com.au/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malus

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