Crabapple - Red Splendor

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Crabapple - Red Jewel - Sale Price: $114.25 The Red Jewel Crabapple, Malus x 'Red Jewel', is quite a spring showstopper with its white blossoms smothering the small tree. A versatile ornamental tree, Red Jewel crabapple makes an ideal plant for the backyard as an accent or in groupings. The marble-sized brilliant red berries stay through winter and the leaves stay green to yellow in fall. Falling leaves reveal the glorious color of the fruit. It has excellent disease resistance to fireblight, rust, and black spot. This low maintenance tree simply needs the suckers pruned once in early summer for best form. Red Jewel is a very hardy crabapple, and the typical winter die back is slight if at all. The red berries of this tree provide colorful winter interest in the landscape, makes no mess in the fall, and provides critical food for birds. No tree creates a greater intrigue or visual impact during all four seasons than this flowering crabapple! * Fragrant * Fall color

Sugar Tyme® Crabapple - Sale Price: $96.35 The Sugar Tyme® Crabapple, Malus 'Sutyzam' (PP7,062), is a disease resistant crabapple that was a 1999 Michigan Growers' Choice Award winner. It has crisp green foliage and pale buds that open to masses of gorgeous, fragrant, snowy white flowers in May, which completely cover the tree. The Sugar Tyme Crabapple has large, deep red berries that ripen in fall and persist through winter. The small fruits are attractive to birds. Vigorous and very disease-resistant, it forms an upright, oval shape and is a bit smaller than some other flowering crabs. Sugar Tyme is spectacular in the landscape since the rich red fruits remain on the tree all year. This tree does well in most soil, but will be more attractive if fed peat and compost. * White flowers * Wildlife Tree * Fragrant

Crabapple - Purple Prince - Sale Price: $92.75 Crabapple - Purple Prince, Malus 'Purple Prince', is an outstanding and colorful flowering crabapple, and probably the best purple foliaged crabapple for home gardeners! The purple bronze foliage and bright flowers rival any other crabapple. ‘Purple Prince’ does not suffer from stem splitting and is faster growing. It has a round shape and displays pink to purple flowers in the spring. The foliage emerges a purple bronze, and keeps its color well into the summer. ‘Purple Prince’ produces fruit that appears from summer through late December and is maroon, 3/8 and persistent. This crabapple trees is a hardy sources of shade, color and fruit. It is a popular addition to community landscaping, and is often seen in parks, gardens, home and school yards. Any pruning of ‘Purple Prince’ should be done before mid-June, before the flower buds form; pruning later than this will reduce the number of fruits and flower buds that develop the following season.

Zumi Crabapple - Sale Price: $78.50 The Zumi Crabapple tree, Malus x Zumi 'Calocarpa', is valued for its profuse, spring bloom of fragrant, white flowers and for its glossy, small, bright red crabapples which mature in the fall and often persist into December. A dense, rounded-to-spreading, deciduous tree which grows 12-20' high. The small fruits are edible, but not usually used in cooking. Fruits are long-lasting and attractive to birds. This deciduous tree has rich, dark green foliage. The Zumi crabapple is the standard for which other white flowering trees are compared. The flower buds are pink, foliage is green, and disease resistance is excellent. In the fall, a long lasting display of small red fruit is offered. This is a semi-dwarf crabapple which is effective when planted as background for other early flowering plants, near fences, in groups as a screen or hedge, or as a specimen planting in the lawn or near the patio. It may be used as a street tree. * Fragrant * White Flowers * Wildlife Tree

Adirondack Crabapple - Sale Price: $84.95 Ornamental Tree That's Attractive to Wildlife  The Adirondack Crabapple is an ornamental crabapple. It would be an outstanding focal accent in your flower garden or shrub border. Crabapple trees are still one of the most popular ornamental trees used in the United States for a variety of reasons, and your Adirondack is unique among Crabapple trees. It will flower and fruit far longer than other crabapples and is highly disease resistant. You won’t have to worry about spraying it with costly chemicals and it doesn’t even require pruning. It’s also drought tolerant and adaptable to many soils. The Adirondack Crabapple can grow to 18 feet tall and has an upright branched, narrow manner. It has a classic vase shape, with the branches extending up into the sky. This makes it perfect for those tight spaces where you’d like a crabapple, but just don’t think you have the room. In the spring, your Crabapple will form dark red buds that gradually lighten and open into waxy-white, fragrant flowers with traces of red. You’ll love how the blooms seem to overwhelm the tree with color. The three inch, dark green leaves have a leathery texture and provide a dense, healthy appearance to your tree through the summer months, but you’ll especially love the ½ inch fruit your tree produces. The little balls of bright orange color are a delight to behold, and hang on into the winter months. The contrast of their brilliant color against the white snow is outstanding in any yard. The Adirondack Crabapple is a veritable gift to butterflies, birds and bees, and certainly a pleasure to experience in any landscape. * long lasting flowers and fruit * Wildlife appeal * Hardy