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The Malus AngustifoliaĀ - Southern Crabapple is a small species of crabapple native to the eastern and southern -central regions of the United States. Beautiful clusters of fragrant small pinkĀ blossomsĀ adorn the slim, bare branches in the spring followed by lush green, oblong,Ā serrated leaves. In autumn, small yellow-greenĀ fruit on long stalksĀ drop, with size ranging from Ā¾-1ā in diameter and a slightly sour taste ripening for pickingĀ inĀ September.Ā
Full sun to partial sun.
Attracts birds, bees and butterflies.
Native to North America
White/ Pink flowers, non-fragrant
Due to California Department of Agriculture, we cannot ship this item to the state of California.
This Southern Crabapple Tree comes in a 1 Gallon pot
Size: Mature size can reach 15'- 20' x 10'- 15'
Light: Full sun to partial shade (6 hours or more of direct sunlight)
Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 View Map
Native to North America
Characteristics: Produces edible fruit for song birds, birds, deer, and other small animals. Produces pink to white blossoms that attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Self-Fertile. Produces fruit in 3-4 years.
Soil, Water, Fertilize: Moist, loamy, slightly acidic, well-draining soil with the pH 6.0 - 8.0. Prune in late winter to promote growth and shape the tree. Fertilize in early spring.
*Due to California Department of Agriculture, we cannot ship this item to the state of California*
*We cannot send plants to Alaska or Hawaii.
*Plants ship dormant in winter months.
*Pictures shown are of mature plants and not what you will receive.
Can be grown wherever apples prove hardy. Its best adaptation is in the Midwestern and northeastern parts of the country.
Grows well in most kinds of soil although its best performance has been recorded on loam soils.
Hardiness zone for this plant: 4 - 9
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Crabapple Tree 'Southern'
Crabapple, Crab Apple or sometimes just crab, is stiffer in form and spinier than your typical apple. Native to North America and Asia, these trees are widely know and grown for their attractive growth pattern, stunning spring flower display and decorative fruits. Their deciduous, simple, ovate, serrated foliage often demonstrates fall color and fruits can persist through the winter. Can be grown wherever apples prove hardy and often planted together to aid in apple tree pollination and provide better crop yields.
