Malus angustifolia Size:3x8" tree pot

Malus angustifolia Size:3x8" tree potWild Crabapple (Malus angustifolia) Rose Family Wild Crabapple is a small deciduous tree native to the southeastern US. It typically reaches 1525 and often forms thickets via root suckers. The species is well adapted to a variety of well drained soils and performs best in full sun to partial shade. In early to mid spring, it produces fragrant pink flowers that attract a wide range of insects, including specialist pollinators. After flowering, the tree

Sundew Family

Exposure:Full sun-Part sun

and disturbed habitats with well-drained

Mallow Family

year-round display

supporting late-season pollinators and offering potential nesting habitat when stems are left standing over winter

asexually and seed propagated

Male and female plants are equally attractive

nesting material for birds

blue-green fronds that remain attractive year-round

and deep magenta

This medium-size shrub is highly adaptable in the landscape