Malus transitoria Schmidtcutleaf Golden Raindrops tm

DECIDUOUS. Malus transitoria 'Golden Raindrops' boasts a compact, upright form with attractive, lobed leaves that emerge red, turn green in summer, and develop striking golden-yellow hues in autumn, creating year-round visual interest. In spring, this crab apple tree graces gardens with an abundance of white, single blossoms that resemble cherry blossoms, creating an enchanting display. These flowers give way to small, persistent red fruit. 'Golden Raindrops' typically reaches heights of 4 to 5 meters, making it a compact and visually captivating addition to Australian gardens with its colourful foliage and charming blooms.