Malus d. ‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’
Properties
Maximum height
6~8m
Crown shape
Flattened round
Crown structure
Semi-open
Autumn colour
Yellow
Flower colour
Pink, white
Bark or twigs
Brown, grooved
Malus d. ‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’
Fruit trees
| Size | Shape | Root condition |
|---|---|---|
| Half standard | Bare root | |
| High standard | Bare root | |
| Bush | Bare root | |
|
12/14 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
12/14 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
14/16 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
14/16 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
| 16/18 cm | Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
16/18 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
18/20 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
18/20 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
20/25 cm m
|
Half standard | Wired rootball |
|
20/25 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
|
25/30 cm m
|
High standard | Wired rootball |
Properties
Autumn colour
Yellow
Bark or twigs
Brown, grooved
Crown shape
Flattened round
Crown structure
Semi-open
Cultivar native plant
Yes
Disease resistance
Poor
Edible parts
Yes
Evergreen
No
Flower colour
Pink, white
Flower period
April until may
Fruit colour
Orange, red, yellow
Growth rate
Medium
Hardening
No, open
Hardiness zone
6
Heat-resistant
Yes
Host plant
Bees, birds, butterflies, nectar, pollen
Leaf colour
Green, grey
Leaf shape
Oval, shiny, toothed
Leafy
No
Light requirement
Sun
Location
Landscape, park / large garden, roof garden, small garden
Maximum height
6~8m
Native to Belgium
No
PH preference
Basic, neutral
Root system
Extensive, rather flat-rooting
Scented
Yes
Shape
Half-trunk, high stem, multi-trunk
Soil humidity
Moist
Soil type
Clay, loam
Striking bloom
Yes
Striking fruit
Yes
Tolerates road salt
No
Toxic parts
No
Wind sensitive
No
