Apple trees are trees, up to 15 meters tall, with a rounded crown and short trunk; twigs short and thick, cylindrical, densely hairy when young, old shoots purplish-brown, glabrous; The winter buds are ovate, blunt at the apex, and densely covered with short pubescent hairs.
Leaves elliptic, ovate to broadly elliptic, 4.5–10 cm long, 3–5.5 cm wide, sharply pointed at apex, broadly wedge-shaped or rounded at base, margins obtusely serrate, pubescent on both masks when young, glabrous above when mature, petioles stout, about 1.5–3 cm long, pubescent, peduncle grassy, lanceolate, apex tapering, fully margined, densely pubescent, kmieni jaqa'.
Inflorescences of umbrelels, with 3-7 flowers, set at the tip of small branches, Pedicels 1–2. 5 cm long, densely hairy; bracts membranous, linear-lanceolate, apex tapering, fully margined, Coat, Flowers 3–4 cm dijametru; SEPALs densely hairy outside tube; SEPALs Triangular-Lanceolate or Triangular ovate, 6–8 mm long, APEX Tapering, Full margin, Densely covered On Both sides inside and outside, sepals longer than sepals; Petali Maqluba ovate, 15–18 mm long, short claws at base, white, pink when bracts not placed; stamens 20, filigree length uneven, about half of petals; peduncle 5, lower half densely covered with gray-white villi, slightly longer than stamens.
The fruit is flattened and spherical, more than 2 cm in diameter, often raised at the apex, sunken sepals, eternal sepals, short and thick peduncles. The flowering period is May, and the fruit period is from Lulju sa Ottubru.
