A rounded, upright deciduous tree, Malus baccata features clusters of fragrant 5-petaled white flowers in the mid-spring. Flowers give way to red or yellow crabapples. The fruit is inedible to humans but beloved by birds. Flowers appear before elliptic green leaves with serrated margins.
A rounded, upright deciduous tree, Malus baccata features clusters of fragrant 5-petaled white flowers in the mid-spring. Flowers give way to red or yellow crabapples. The fruit is inedible to humans but beloved by birds. Flowers appear before elliptic green leaves with serrated margins.
Prune in late winter. Drought tolerant. Adapts to a wide range in soil.
