Malus pumila 'Arkansas Black' ~ Arkansas Black Apple attractive-foliage leaf anthracnose

leaf anthracnose

The daisy-like flowers have drooping yellow petals with a greenish center disk that darkens as it age and blooms throughout summer

Very showy dense Flat-topped clusters of pure white flowers cover the plant in spring

Silver Bouquet Lungwort is a shade loving semi-evergreen perennial with silver green foliage molted with bright green

and transplant after risk of frost

Malus pumila 'Arkansas Black' ~ Arkansas Black Apple attractive-foliage leaf anthracnoseThe Arkansas Black Apple is a heirloom apple variety that originated in the mid 19th century in Benton County, Arkansas, United States. Here are some key details about this apple: Appearance: The Arkansas Black Apple is known for its striking appearance. It has a deep, almost black skin that develops a waxy sheen as it matures. The flesh of the apple is firm, crisp, and yellowish white in color. Flavor: This apple is known for its complex flavor