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Extra
notes and interesting information:
This medium-sized crabapple has many uses: it
makes an excellent street tree; it is useful in mixed
plantings; and its oval form works well in architectural
settings. It combines well with pink-flowered forms for
attractive displays.
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References:
Brenzel, Kathleen Norris, Ed. 2001.
Sunset Western Garden Book.
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at
a glance:
Common Name:
Crabapple
Plant type:
Deciduous
Tree
Family:
Rosaceae
Height/Spread:
14
to 18 feet high; 11 to 15 ft wide
Leaves:
Slender, ovate, serrate, dark green leaves
Flowers:
Spring
display of pale pink-buds opening to fragrant, single, white flowers
(1” diameter). Flowers are followed by masses of small, crabapples
(to 1/2” diameter) which mature in the fall and persist well into
the winter.
Bloom Period:
April
Diseases/pests: Excellent
disease resistance
Conditions:
Grown in
loamy, medium wet, well-drained, acidic soil in full sun.
Natural Range:
None
Hardiness:
Sunset
Zones 4 - 8
Location:
Waterwise Garden |
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