The wild apple is a very rare tree in the wild state Sweden. In south-eastern Europe it is more frequent. The wild apple is one very hardy tree that is very well adapted to both drought and late frost and it does not suffer from the diseases that kill many of the apple trees. However, the wild apple is a weak competitor that needs enough sunlight. IN an edge of the forest that it enjoys very well here, however.
Wild apple fruit contains vitamins A and B along with a large amount of vitamin C, then pectins, sugars, cellulose; malic acid, amber, oxalic and citric acid, minerals and smaller amounts of tannins. Wild apple supports our immune system, soothes the intestinal tract and has an anti-inflammatory effect.