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Zumi Crabapple

Zumi Crabapple

The Zumi Crabapple Tree, `Malux x Zumi Calocarpa,' is a semi-dwarf crabapple that may be used as a street tree.  It is most valued for its profuse, spring flowering of fragrant, white blooms and its small, glossy, bright red fruit.  The crabapples will mature in the autumn, and likely persist into December.  It is very effective when planted as a background for other early flowering plants.  It is also commonly grown near fences, in groups as a screen or as a specimen planting in a lawn or patio. 

 




Fuji Apple Tree

Fuji Apple Tree

The Fuji Apple is a wonderful all around fruit.  The apples are super sweet, super juicy and super crisp.  They are quite possibly the best snacking apple available.  The fruits are aromatic, sweet and crisp with a very firm texture.  The Fuji apple's appearance varies from yellowish green with red highlights to mostly red in color.  The spicy crisp sweetness gives it an exceptional eating quality.  Perfect for fresh salads, the Fuji is becoming an apple with a very large consumer base. 

 


 

Amethyst Myst Coral Bells

Amethyst Myst Coral Bells

The Heuchera Amethyst Myst, `Heuchera x Amethys Myst,' is also known as the Coral Bell or Alumroot.  This plant has unique, deep purple foliage that is dusted with silver, unlike the other burgundies of its family.  During the spring, its light pink flowers will appear, remaining into the summer.  However, these plants are more known for their lovely foliage than their blooms.  They look especially great in borders, woodland edges, rock gardens or in mass to form a ground cover.  This plant is perfect for a beginning gardener.