Leaves are shed as new foliage appears. Unless lower limbs are left on the tree, this leaf litter is unsightly, and often removed by homeowners. Lower limbs are often removed in order to mow beneath the tree. When planting, allow enough space so the lower limbs can drape the ground, hiding the fallen leaves, which will provide necessary nutrients as they decompose. This tree is compact and dense, possibly 30 feet tall.
Leaves are dark green and rusty brown.
Leaves are narrow, dark green and tan. Leaves dark green and bronze. This has a compact, somewhat flat habit. It is easily trained for espalier. Early, profuse flowers.