Malus Domestica 'Jonathan' (Semi-Dwarf Jonathan Apple) Annuals which appear from late spring

which appear from late spring to early autumn

With a long flowering period and glossy foliage

It tolerates a range of light conditions and doesn’t require strict watering schedules

compact Australian native grass-like plant with fine blue-grey to green strappy foliage and masses of yellow flower spikes held above the leaves

modern look that works well in rock gardens

Malus Domestica 'Jonathan' (Semi-Dwarf Jonathan Apple) Annuals which appear from late springMalus Domestica 'Jonathan' (Semi Dwarf Jonathan Apple) is a compact deciduous fruit tree prized for its crisp, juicy apples with bright red skin and a well balanced sweet tart flavour. Ripening in late summer to early autumn, the fruit is excellent for fresh eating, baking, cooking, and juicing. In spring, the tree is covered with fragrant white to pale pink blossoms that attract bees and other beneficial pollinators, creating a beautiful seasonal