Fuji Apple tree Category- Vine with Tendrils Prefers part-shade to shade

Prefers part-shade to shade

Good cut flower

or trained into a small tree

Mountain Cabbage Tree: Slow growing sparsely-branched evergreen pachycaul succulent tree that grows to 10-15 feet tall with gnarled bark and thick branches bearing attractive gray-green palmate leaves

Fuji Apple tree Category- Vine with Tendrils Prefers part-shade to shade8 12 feet tall with a weeping growth habit. Pink and white flowers begin in April and fruit usually ripen about mid October. The fruit tend to be large, firm, with red skin and a sweet, juicy taste. Prefers full sun and well drained loamy soil. Fuji, need another variety of apple tree to facilitate pollination and fruit production. Check the bloom time for your area for both the Fuji and other nearby pollinating apple trees.