Under the Dyrelund label, often accompanied by numerical indices, seed material and seedlings of wild apple species, such as Malus sylvestris and Malus sargentii, are sold. These plants are intended for landscaping, the creation of forest belts, and ecosystem restoration, rather than for the production of dessert fruits.
The plants correspond to the characteristics of wild species: Malus sylvestris reaches 6–12 meters, Malus sargentii grows as a shrub 3–5 meters in height. The fruits are small, about 3–5 cm for the wild apple, have a sour taste, and are used primarily for industrial purposes or by wildlife.
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