Complete list of Malus species

Varieties of Malus truncatum

“The Biji Begonia is the most unique in the world, its branches seem to be stained with orangutan’s blood. The Shu princess’s gorgeous makeup makes people feel pale in front of the flower.” The crabapple here refers to the Crabapple with a stalk, which shows how bright and plump the flowers of the Crabapple with a stalk are. Below, the editor has compiled a complete list of varieties of crabapples, and flower lovers can cultivate them according to their preferences.

1. Big red flower: The flower is red in color and large in size. It is a cultivated variety of Malus multiflora.

2. Thornless Dwarf White: The flowers are white, the plant is relatively short, and the branches are thornless. It is a cultivated variety of Malus.

3. Japanese Pink: The flower color is pink, and it is a cultivated variety of Malus nana.

4. Double-petaled red-flowered Miou: The flower color is flesh-red, the flowers are double-petaled, and it is a cultivated variety of Malus capellini.

5. Double-petaled Crabapple: The flower color is red, the flowers are double-petaled, and it is a cultivated variety of Crabapple.

6. White-stemmed Begonia: The flower color is white, and it is a cultivated variety of Begonia.

7. Red Begonia: The flower color is red, and it is a cultivated variety of Begonia.

8. Dwarf Begonia: The plant is relatively short, and it is a cultivated variety of Begonia.

9. Papaya crabapple: The flowers are flesh-red, the fruit is red or golden yellow, and it is a variant of the pedunculate crabapple.

10. Dragon Claw Begonia: Its branches and thorns are shaped like dragon claws, and it is a variant of the Chinese Crabapple.

11. Japanese crabapple: also known as Japanese papaya crabapple, the flower color is red or brick red, the pedicels are short or almost sessile, and the calyx is tubular and bell-shaped. It is a new variety.