Malus toringo ‘Snowbright’

Malus toringo ‘Snowbright’ has a round-headed form with arching branches. In mid-spring, pale salmon-pink buds open to reveal pure-white blossoms that cover the branches. During summer and autumn, Malus toringo ‘Snowbright’ produces marble-sized crimson-red crabapples. Additionally, in the fall season, the leaves of Malus toringo ‘Snowbright’ turn a showy yellow-orange color. Malus toringo is deciduous and native to China, Japan, North Korea, and South Korea. Learn more about Malus toringo. Malus toringo ‘Snowbright’ was developed before 1989 by the Horticulture and Food Research Institute of New Zealand in Auckland, New Zealand (PVR 629).