- Malus - Wikipedia
Crabapple fruit is not an important crop in most areas, being extremely sour due to malic acid (which like the genus derives from the Latin name mālum), and in some species woody, so is rarely eaten raw
- 20 Different Types of Crabapple Trees Identifying Features
Explore the colorful world of crabapple trees with our guide to 20 different types Learn about their unique identifying features, including blossom colors and fruit shapes, to help you select the perfect crabapple for your landscape
- 13 Types of Crabapple Trees for Color and Fruit
Crabapple trees light up spring landscapes with their fragrant blooms The springtime show is followed by jewel-like fruit that attracts birds and adds pretty fall color There are many types of crabapple trees, but here are the best for colorful flowers, showy fruit, and fall foliage
- American Crabapple: Planting, Care Challenges Guide
The American Crabapple is a stunning North American native flowering tree Discover ideal planting locations, care tips, and common challenges for this beauty
- Growing and Caring for Crabapple Trees: Your Questions Answered
Native to the cool and cold climates of Asia and Russia, crabapple trees arrived in the US in the 18th century Prized for their ornamental value, crabapple trees stay attractive throughout the entire year In the spring, white, pink, and red buds open up next to dark-green, glossy foliage
- Crabapple varieties - General Fruit Growing - Growing Fruit
The Cardinal Crabapple is a hybrid crabapple tree variety with Strawberry Parfait and Crimson Cloud as its parents This tree typically grows 15 to 18 feet and has a spread that can reach 20 feet wide
- Crabapple - Home Garden Information Center
The ornamental flowering crabapple is valued mainly for its flowers and fruit The blooms, which come out before or with the leaves in the spring, range from white to red
- 52 Crabapple Tree Facts: Identification, Uses, Habitat And More
Some favorite uses for crabapple trees include landscaping features, specimen plants, windbreaks, wildlife habitats food sources A mature crabapple tree typically has a round crown and spreading branches The flowers are small, white, or pink in color and grow from April through June
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