Perfect Purple Crabapple
Malus ‘Perfect Purple’
Zone 3
Ht 25’ x W 20’
Foliage similar to Royalty Crabapple but has a better, more uniform growth habit and deep pink flowers which contrast nicely with the deep purple foliage. Developed by Ernie Copp in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
Prairifire Crabapple
Malus ‘Prairifire’
Zone 4
Ht 20’ x W 20’
Upright, spreading, becoming rounded. Single, coral-red blooms late spring. Dark, purple-red, persistent fruit. Maroon-red foliage matures to bronze-green. One of the most popular red leaved crabapples
Radiant Crabapple
Malus ‘Radiant’
Zone 3
Ht 25’ x W 20’
Broadly rounded crown. New leaves emerge red-purple, but mature to bronze-green. The deep red buds become single pink flowers. Bright red, ½” fruits. Very hardy.
Red Jewel Crabapple
Malus ‘Red Jewelcole’
Zone 4
Ht 15’ x 15’
Red Jewel is an upright, pyramidal, narrow tree with single white blooms. These are followed by bright, cherry-red, ½”, abundant and very persistent fruit. Red Jewel has good disease resistance.
Royal Gem Crabapple
Malus ‘Fridlund’
Zone 3
Ht 6’ x W 7’
Compact with a tight, round head. New leaves are crimson-red, maturing to dark green. Single, rose-red flowers. Dark red fruits and yellow fall color. This patio tree stays small and rounded without pruning. Looks like a bouquet of flowers when in bloom. Graded by head diameter, not the trunk.
Royal Raindrops®Crabapple
Malus ‘JFS-KW5’ PP14375
Zone 4
Ht 20’ x W 15’
Royal Raindrops has an upright, spreading form, with bright, pinkish-red blooms. The foliage is a consistent deep purple color with a very unique cutleaf pattern. Fruit is ¼” and persistent.
Spring Snow Crabapple
Malus ‘Spring Snow’
Zone 3
Ht 25’ x W 22’
Spring Snow has a dense, oval shape with medium green foliage. Pink buds open to profuse white flowers. Very hardy, fruitless with attractive yellow bark. One of the most popular crabapples.
Starlite Crabapple
Malus ‘Jeflite’
Zone 2
Ht 25’ x W 20’
Similar to Spring Snow but more apple scab resistant with increased cold hardiness. Fragrant, single white blooms are abundant in spring. Medium green leaves and small, yet sparse, persistent fruit contrasts nicely with the yellow bark.