The name Rosea is not the name of a specific fruit apple variety and is often used as a botanical epithet to denote a group of plants with a pink tint to the flowers within the genus Malus. In gardening, this name most often refers to ornamental apple trees or 'crabapples'.
The most common variant, Malus sargentii 'Rosea', is a small, dense, spreading tree or shrub. The plant is characterized by reddish buds that turn into fragrant white or pale pink flowers, as well as small dark red fruits that attract birds.
Agrotechnical requirements for these plants are standard for ornamental apple trees: they prefer sunny locations and well-drained soils and do not require complex maintenance.
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