Description: This is a zone 4, 20’ x 20’ rounded form, fragrant flowering tree. This crabapple tolerates a wide range of soil conditions and, and performs well on clay soils. This is a very common ornamental tree. Overall, this cultivar has good disease resistance to apple scab, fireblight, mildew, and cedar-apple rust.
Winter Characteristics: In the Winter, this tree has persistent , showy fruit clusters, and a nice form. Rounded, with a slight drooping on the ends, this crab apple looks appealing in the landscape without foliage.
Spring Characteristics:In the Spring, expect an emerging purple foliage and maroon-red flower buds. By the end of May, you can probably start seeing/ smelling those pretty fragrant blooms!