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Malus 'Ivory Spear'Ivory Spear Crabapple Botanical Name: Malus 'Ivory Spear' Family: Rosaceae Origin: Cultivar selection (USA); genus native to the Northern Hemisphere Plant Type: Deciduous tree Overview A narrow, columnar crabapple thats perfect for Adelaide and South Australian gardens where space is tight but impact matters. Deep pink buds burst into masses of white blossom in spring, followed by cherry red fruit that often hang well into late autumn winter. Clean,

ingestion can cause GI upset

creating instant resort style

Maintenance: Low-maintenance — light trim annually or every second year to shape

spring–summer nectar bloom

Wind-Tolerant (best with some shelter)

with spot flowers much of the year in mild/coastal sites

2–3 deep soaks/week for 8–12 weeks

reliable and heat-tolerant enough for Adelaide’s climate—perfect when you want maximum impact in a narrow footprint

Fast-growing

mass-planting standout for South Australian gardens

spectacular golden foliage in late autumn

‘Wingarra’ forms dense