Malus ‘Arrow Gold’ produces bunches of large, white-pink blossoms in mid-spring, and in the autumn, there is a profusion of large, clear-yellow crabapples that grow on the branches. These crabapples can be used to make jelly. Malus ‘Arrow Gold’ is an excellent cultivar for pleaching or espaliering, and its leaves turn yellow and orange in the autumn. Malus ‘Arrow Gold’ is deciduous, not native to New Zealand, and was bred in Arrowtown, New Zealand.