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Improved apple tree 'Macintosh'
Malus domestica
'McIntosh'
Improved Apple Tree 'McIntosh' (Malus domestica 'McIntosh') - Growth Characteristics: - The McIntosh apple tree primarily grows into a medium-sized tree. - The leaves are dark green, and beautiful white flowers bloom in the spring. - The fruit is typically medium-sized, with a skin that is bright red and green. - The taste is sweet with a slight tartness, so it is mainly eaten raw or used in cooking. - Propagation Methods: - It is commonly propagated by grafting. - Grafting results in faster and more stable growth compared to other apple tree varieties. - Propagation is easier when using young saplings. - Cultivation Methods: - It must be grown in a sunny location. - Suitable soil with adequate drainage and a neutral to slightly acidic pH is ideal. - Provide sufficient water during the summer, and maintain a somewhat dry condition during the winter. - Pruning is performed annually to maintain the tree's shape and improve light and air circulation. - Use in the Garden: - The Macintosh apple tree is aesthetically beautiful in itself. - As a medium-sized tree, it is suitable for horticulture and home gardens. - The flowering season and the ripening process of the apples add a variety of colors to the garden. - Major Pests and Control Methods: - Diseases: It is mainly susceptible to scab and pink mold. To prevent this, it is important to use appropriate fungicides and prune diseased branches. - Pests: Aphids and powdery mildew are common problems. To combat them, early detection and the use of appropriate insecticides are essential. - Regular monitoring and preventive treatment are important for pest control.
Plant Family
Rosaceae
Height
3.6~4.5m
Spread
3.6~4.5m
Colors
white, pink
Bloom Period
March to April
Water Needs
commonly
Exposure
Sunny
Freezing Resistance
-30°C
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Malus domestica
'Pink Lady'
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Malus domestica
'Lodi'