Malus d. 'Braeburn' (Pleached) Pleached It was taken from a

It was taken from a tree in the Zuiderpark (The Hague

The pinkish bronze leaves are unfurling at the same time

Fruits often persist through winter and may be retained right through to the next season's blossom with a contrasting effect

Great option for the more narrow space or for street or avenue planting

A vigorous selection

Malus d. 'Braeburn' (Pleached) Pleached It was taken from a'Braeburn' is a dessert apple from Braeburn Orchards, New Zealand, here trained and shaped into a beautiful cordon form. This cultivar bears refreshing, crisp apples with firm, sweet flesh; can be perfumed. Pick in late October and store until January March. May not mature in the colder regions of England. Flowering group D, self fertile.