One of the hardiest crab apples
This crab apple, as its common name suggests, comes to us from Siberia. It's one of the larger crabs, growing 20' to 40' tall with a rounded habit. Reddish-pink flower buds open to reveal fragrant snowy-white flowers in spring. Fall brings small yellow or red fruits that are abundant and remain into early winter. Use it as a specimen plant. |
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