VISUALLY APPEALING; BRIGHT PINK FLOWERS; GLOSSY OVATE FOLIAGE, GREAT FOR POLLINATORS AND ATTRACTING BIRDS

Species: Malus

Delivery Plant Size, Type & Height: 1.5” diameter trunk; More than 6 Feet Tall; Container Grown

Mature Height: 20 feet

Mature Spread: 15 feet

Growth Rate: Moderate 10-18 inches/year

Sunlight: Full Sun

Drought & Heat Tolerant: Moderate Drought Tolerance Once Established

Description: Striking color in every season with dense branching and glossy leaves that turn orange red in the fall. The tree typically reaches a height of 15 to 20 feet and spreads about 15 feet wide. This slender tree makes it an excellent choice for small gardens, tight spaces, or as an accent tree.

One of the standout features is the profusion of vibrant pink blossoms in spring, creating a stunning display and attracting bees and other pollinators to the garden. After the flowers fade they bear small red fruit that will be a food source for birds into the winter.

Overall, crabapple trees are compact, visually stunning, ornamental fruit, good disease resistance, and easy maintenance. These features make it an excellent choice for adding texture interest, color, and beauty to any space.

Growing Considerations:  Plant Crabapple trees in a sunny spot, making sure they are watered regularly through the hot summer months.

Mono-Culture Risk: None

Invasive Risk: None