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Bechtel Crab (Malus ioensis 'Plena') Crabapple

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The Bechtel Crab was discovered in Staunton Illinois by E. A. Bechtel and introduced into gardens between 1840 and 1850. It is one of the most beautiful crabapples when flowering with stunning double pink, fragrant blooms. It flowers later in the season...

Carmin Crabapple (Malus x atrosanguinea)

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The Carmin crabapple (Malus x atrosanguinea) is an elegant natural hybrid long regarded as one of the better crabapples. It has long seasonal interest with deep carmine buds, a spreading form and deep pink-rose blossoms. First introduced in the...

Chinese Crabapple (Malus spectabilis)

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M. spectabilisIntroduced before 1780 from China, it is one of the oldest and most admired of the crabs. While considered a true species it has never been found in the wild. Deep rose-red buds opening to 40 to 50 mm pale pink flowers. Yellow 20mm diameter...

Chonosuki Crabapple (M. tschonoskii)

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Known as the Pillar Apple, M. tschonoskii has a fastigiate habit and is ideal for narrow spaces and avenues with limited room such as driveways. Pink buds follow by white/pink blossom, then small fruit that are yellow-green and finally the grey-green...

Coral Crab Crabapple

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One of the Siberian Crabapples with scarlet blushed coloured almost sweet fruit to 25mm or larger.(pg 252) Beach S.A. et al. (1903). The Apples of New York, Volume II Report of the New York Agricultural Experiment Station for the year 1903. State of New...

Cut-leaf Crabapple (Malus toringoides)

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The Cutleaf Crabapple (Malus toringoides) grows to around 8m. One of the last crabapples to bloom in spring with small pure white flowers. The apricot-yellow fruit have a rosy pink cheek on the sunny side and are considered among the showiest of all...

Eleyi Crabapple (Malus x purpurea ‘Eleyi’)

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M. x purpurea ‘Eleyi’Raised and named Prior to 1920 for Charles Eley, East Bergholt, Suffolk, England. An attactive variety with deep red buds followed by fragrant, violet-pink flowers and purple foliage. Purplish-red fruits will stay on...

Golden Hornet Crabapple (Malus 'Golden Hornet')

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Upright growing crabapple with pink buds and single white flowers followed by attractive yellow fruit on weeping branches. Green foliage becomes attractive golden yellow in autumn. • Pollination Group: assists pollination of apples • Uses:...

Japanese Flowering Crabapple (Malus floribunda)

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M. floribundaProbably originated in Japan, imported to the West about 1862. Its seedlings show considerable variation and it has produced many outstanding hybrids. Small, spreading tree, deep pink to red buds, single, white flowers. Fruit yellow or red...

John Downie Crabapple

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Attractive upright tree with spreading branches, light pink buds, white blossom, followed by large (to 3 cm) red and orange crabapples. Attractive autumn foliage in tones or yellow and orange. Produces abundant fruit. • Pollination Group: can assist...

Julia's Blush Crabapple

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A small ornamental tree with an open spreading habit, Julia's Blush has abundant single deep pink flowers in mid Spring. New foliage has purplish-green tips, maturing to bronze green leaves. Produces large red fruit with a pink flesh. Suitable for crab...

Lebanese Wild Apple (Malus trilobata) Crabapple

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Also called the Three-Lobed Apple Tree, M. trilobata is upright and narrow to 4 m tall with attractive flowers and foliage. It can be grown in confined spaces and makes an interesting avenue when planted on either side of a path or driveway as seen...

Malus 'Coral Cluster' Crabapple

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Malus 'Coral Cluster' produces a small, rounded tree with glossy dark green foliage, white to pale pink blossoms and pink toned crabapples. Excellent feature tree for small gardens. Budding branches often used in floral arrangements and jam...

Malus 'Hopa' Crabapple

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Malus 'Hopa', from M. pumila 'Niedzwetzkyana' x M. baccata cross, is a vigorous small tree that bears fragrant rose flowers with white centers from distinctive purple flower buds before the leaves. Fruits are  red pomes. Dark green foliage...

Malus 'Jack Humm' Crabapple

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Malus 'Jack Humm' is among the best crabapples for its bright red–crimson fruit. Flowers are single white and cover the tree early spring. Fruit is larger in size and makes good eating, jelly or preserves images

Malus 'Purple Wave' Crabapple

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Malus 'Purple Wave' features beautiful carmine buds that mature into deep pink flowers and attractive purple foliage through Spring and Summer. Purple-red fruit approximately the size of cherries grace the tree from autumn into winter. A hardy, compact...

Malus 'Robert Nairn' Crabapple

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Malus 'Robert Nairn' , a hybrid of M. baccata is a vigorous upright, rounded tree with toothed, green leaves, abundant white blooms, and small, orange-yellow fruit. Flowers in spring. Fairly disease-resistant. Prefers full sun, but tolerates partial...

Malus baccata 'Mandshurica' Crabapple

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Malus baccata 'Mandshurica' originated in China and Japan and was introduced to England in 1824 and the USA in 1910. It is a cold-hardy and disease-resistant crabapple  with fragrant white flowers and small, deep red fruit. This is an excellent...

Malus floribunda ‘Hilleri’ Crabapple

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Malus ‘Hillier’ was selected at Hillier & Sons Nursery in Winchester England and introduced in 1928. It is thought to be a hybrid of M. floribunda. A late flowering tree with broad oval crown with somewhat pendulous branches...

Malus halliana ‘Parkmanii' Crabapple

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Malus halliana ‘Parkmanii' was instroduced to the USA in 1861 from cultivated plants in Japan and named in 1863. One of the most compact crabapple species. Rose coloured buds hang in clumps on long deep crimson pedicels before opening to shell pink...

Malus x purpurea 'Lemoinei' Crabapple

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Malus x purpurea 'Lemoinei is considered one of the finest M. x purpurea cultivars. It originated at the famous French nursery in Nancy, Victor Lemoin et Fils in 1922 probably as a chance seedling. One of the most popular red-flowering crabapples in the...

Malus yunnanensis Crabapple

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Malus yunnanensis, the Yunnan Crabapple, was discovered by Pierre Delavay in Yunnan China and introduced into the USA by the Arnold Arboretum in 1909. It is a pyrimidal tree tending to a columnar shape in older specimens. Dark purple buds open to single...

Malus ‘Pioneer Rose’ Crabapple

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Malus ‘Pioneer Rose’ was discovered by Helen Serpells in Myrtleford, Victoria, Australia. Deep rose-red buds preceed similar coloured flowers with young bronze foliage. Fruit is large plum-coloured with pink flesh and said to be edible...

Prairie Crabapple (Malus ioensis)

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M. ioensisWhite or pink flowers during spring giving rise to small red fruit. One of the most beautiful North American crabapple species, it has given rise to a number of deirable hybrids. Pollination: self-fertile Harvest: Autumn Features:...

Profusion Crabapple (Malus x moerlandsii 'Profusion')

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Attractive tree with dark purple bronzy leaves and single magenta flowers in spring. Small purple crabapples follow in summer and can remain on the tree into autumn. • Uses: ornamental tree, fruit for jellies • Harvest: summer - autumn •...

Purple Crabapple (Malus x purpurea)

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Malus x purpurea bears masses of purple-pink flowers following pinkish-red buds in spring and are followed by dark red crabapples that look like cherries. Young foliage has a purple tinge maturing to a deep green later in spring. It...

Red Flowering Crabapple (Malus ioensis ‘Rubra’)

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Malus ioensis ‘Rubra’ has among the best floral displays of all crabapples bearing impressive single red-pink flowers in spring that become more pink as they mature. Attractive dark green leaves with a copper hue become deep orange to...

Sugar Tyme Crabapple (Malus 'Sutyzam')

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'Sutyzam' SUGAR TYME is an upright, oval, deciduous tree which typically grows 4-5m tall and to 4m wide. Glossy, rich green ovate foliage and stunning pale pink flower buds that blossom into fragrant, snowy white flowers in spring. Masses of radiant red...

Wychwood Ruby Crabapple

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Malus yunnanensis ‘Wychwood Ruby’ is a compact hardy small tree suitable for many garden situations including as a specimen, border or hedge. It was discovered by Peter Cooper and Karen Hall in a picturesque Tasmanian valley...