This dwarf, compact plant offers masses of bright coral-pink buds that open to double, fragrant, light-pink flowers in late April amid very small, delicate, light green foliage. An interesting branching structure and orange fruit provide winter interest.
Tree | |
Malus | |
Crabapple | |
Zone 3 | |
5+ hours | |
Clay, Dry, Moist, Sandy | |
Foundation plantings | |
Patio or terrace accent | |
8-10' | |
8-10' | |
Spring | |
Pink | |
0.5" | |
Moderate | |
Rounded, Upright | |
Tree-tone | |
Form, Fruit, Structure | |
Yes | |
Yes | |
Yes | |
Yes | |
Yes | |
Azalea, Deutzia, Hydrangea, Aronia |