Description
A medium-sized hardy tree with a rounded crown that does not sucker and grows to 12-16′. Beautiful, showy, white blossoms in spring are great for pollinators. Edible, small (less than 1/2″) fruits are good in preserves. Fruit is persistent and dries on the tree for winter birds. Midwest crabapple is also called Manchurian crabapple. Useful as a windbreak, especially when planted with others, or as a recreational planting.
Landscaping: Plant in full sun with well-drained soil.
Size: 12-20″ bare root
Zone 3