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Crabapple | Description, Tree, Fruit, Varieties, Facts . . . crabapple, any of several small trees of the genus Malus, in the rose family (Rosaceae) Crabapples are native to North America and Asia They are widely grown for their attractive growth habit, spring flower display, and decorative fruits
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
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
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
How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Flowering Crabapple Within the large Malus genus, which also includes the species grown for large table apples, there are more than 30 species that feature smaller tart fruits and magnificent flowers These are the flowering crabapples, of which there are many dozens of named cultivars
CRABAPPLE - MALUS SPP | The UFOR Nursery Lab Crab apple cultivars can grow in a variety of different site conditions such as valleys and lower slopes, borders of forests, fence rows, fields, and along streams in prairies The main preference for all cultivars is that it needs moist, well-drained slightly acidic soils They thrive in full sun How it's Used: