Malus d. 'James Grieve' (Pleached) Topiary and its colorful foliage that

and its colorful foliage that changes from red-green to glossy green to a mix of red

Tolerant of clay and pollution

RHS hardiness rating: H5

making it very suitable for car parks and avenues

In mid-April pink flowers cover the tree

Malus d. 'James Grieve' (Pleached) Topiary and its colorful foliage thatCulinary and dessert apple raised by James Greive in Edinburgh 1893. Fruit is red flush, stripes over pale green yellow. Savoury, juicy, crisp yet melting flesh with strong acidity which later mellows. Early picked fruit makes excellent 'stewed apple'. Flowering group C, partially self fertile. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4.