Spring blooms in soft, luscious colors and a cloud of fragrance. Sadly, it’s gone too soon. So now is the time to be bowled over by the beauty of crabapple trees in full, glorious bloom. The ...

However, crabapples require full sun and well-drained soil. Many cultivars are cold hardy to zone 4. When selecting a crabapple, always choose scab-resistant cultivars.

offers red-pink flower buds that open to white. It stands out for its strongly upright, almost columnar form with one of the heaviest flower displays among crabapples. Size: 12-18 feet high and 6 ...

Malus, Zones 4 to 8. Size: 6 to 8 feet tall and white to 20 to 25 feet tall and wide. Crabapples are the darlings of cool-climate yards. Flowers of white, pink or deep crimson transform into ...

Growing in USDA Hardiness Zones 4a through 8b, these fruit trees need full sun, although since they naturally grow along forest edges and in hedgerows, they can handle partial shade. They also ...

White Crabapple (Malus spp.) can be a suitable replacement for Callery pear and there are hundreds of varieties to choose from. Crabapple varieties featuring white flowers include Adirondack ...

There’s more good news for crabapple enthusiasts. There are several new cultivars bred specifically to resist these fungi. These include Donald Wyman, a variety that grows to around 20 feet ...