Picture of Begonia

Malus truncatum

Introduction to Malus chinensis

The flowers of the crabapple tree have short stalks, and when in full bloom they cling tightly to the stalks, hence the name crabapple tree. It is a plant of the genus Chaenomeles in the Rosaceae family. It can be used as a potted plant for viewing or planted in the garden. It can also be made into a crabapple fence or a crabapple wall. Either one brings people endless visual enjoyment.

Growth habits of Malus truncatum

The Malus truncatum has a strong habit and is grown in most parts of my country. It is also distributed in Japan, Myanmar and other countries. It likes light, is relatively cold and drought resistant, and likes fertile soil with good drainage.

Varieties of Malus truncatum

Dwarf Begonia

As the name suggests, this plant is very short.

Hibiscus

The flowers of this variety of hibiscus are relatively large and red in color, which is very bright.

Double-petaled Begonia

Malus chinensis

White-stemmed crabapple, white is its symbol.

Papaya Begonia

There are many classifications of quince crabapple, and Japanese crabapple is one of its branches. The flowers are mostly double-petaled and come in a variety of colors, including red, white, pink, light green...

Dragon Claw Begonia

The dragon claw begonia is a variant of the pedunculate begonia. Its branches and thorns are bent like the shape of dragon claws, hence the name dragon claw begonia.

Picture of bonsai of Chinese crabapple

The Sichuan School mostly uses the crabapple tree to make old bonsai, which have unique shapes and are simple and unique.