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Adams
type: Ornamental
synonyms: Malus ’Adams’
identification: In spring, the blossoms are deep pink, almost red and fragrant. New leaves have a red tint which fades with the onset of summer, turning normal green. In fall, the leaves are bright orange, sometimes reddish. Fruit is abundant, small and red.
uses: Ornamental
origins: Introduced 1947. (U.S.A.)
cultivation: Upright spreading tree to 20 feet. Domed crown. Cold hardy to minus 30.
vulnerabilities: Resistant to scab, blight, rust and mildew.
flowers: Deep pink, almost red. Fragrant
foliage: In spring, the new leaves have a red tint which fades with the onset of summer, turning normal green. In fall, the leaves are bright orange, sometimes reddish.
fruit: Small and red.
hardiness: 4
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