Cherry, Mesabi
Prunus cerasus ‘Mesabi’
Long-stemmed, red-fleshed fruits with sugar content halfway between pie cherries and Bing cherries. Pyramidal tree grows to a height of 12 feet. Blooms in early May.
Crabapple, First Editions Courageous
Malus x ‘Durlawrence’
Courageous Crabapple hits the mark with year-round interest and disease resistance. In spring, the tree is covered in pink buds that transform into fragrant lilac-pink flowers. The new leaves exhibit a maroon appearance before changing to green-bronze in summer. Fall brings yellow-orange foliage, adding another layer of interest to this upright tree. With little to no fruit production, Courageous maintains a tidy look that continues into winter. It is a low-maintenance variety with excellent resistance to fire blight and scab.
Crabapple, First Editions Gladiator
Malus x adstringens ‘Durleo’
Gladiator is an excellent ornamental tree with a profusion of bright pink flowers followed by small reddish-purple fruit on a stately, upright crown. Glossy bronze-purple leaves are darker and glossier than Purple Prince, remain lush all season long and are highly disease resistant. Gladiator is an ideal ornamental tree for space-challenged sites including under power lines, as a small boulevard tree or planted in a row for a screen.
Crabapple, First Editions® Ruby Tears
Malus ‘Bailears’
Red buds open to fragrant pink flowers which completely engulf the cascading branches each spring. This naturally weeping crab has attractive dark red fruit lasts into mid-winter.
Crabapple, Pink Spires
Malus ‘Pink Spires’
Ideal for a confined screen or border planting, this excellent rosybloom crabapple was selected by W. L. Kerr, Canada Department of Agriculture, Sutherland Saskatchewan. Foliage is red-purple in spring turning to a green bronze in summer and copper in fall.
Crabapple, Prarifire
Malus ‘Prairifire’
This disease resistant cross has especially good foliage retention during summer. It blooms later than most crabs. The bark is a glossy dark red with numerous prominent lenticels, and the fruit does not drop.
Crabapple, Red Splendor
Malus ‘Red Splendor’
This crabapple features beautiful rose-red buds that open into showy, long-lasting pale pink to deeper rose-pink flowers in spring, attracting pollinators with their vibrant display before the dark reddish-green leaves fully emerge. Litter is not a problem with this crab, as the small, bright red fruit never falls. The fruit makes excellent food for wildlife. The foliage is glossy reddish-green, turning reddish-purple in fall.
Crabapple, Royal Raindrops®
Malus ‘JFS-KW5’
Certainly one of the prettiest red-leafed crabapples we’ve seen. Has a better summer color and appearance than most red-leaf crabapples. Abundant magenta-pink blossoms stand out handsomely against reddish-purple, cutleaf foliage. Shows good resistance to fireblight.
Crabapple, Royalty
Malus ‘Royalty’
This hardy crab has outstanding foliage. New growth is reddish turning purplish with a green undercast. The leaves have a bright, varnished appearance and nice purple fall color.
Crabapple, Sargent
Malus ‘sargentii’
This dwarf spreading crab has attractive lobed, dark green foliage. Fragrant, 3/4 to 1″ diameter flowers are pink in bud and open to white. The small bright red fruits are favored by birds.
Crabapple, Show Time
Malus ‘Shotizam’
Vivid fuchsia-pink flowers are abundantly produced in spring and boldly stand out against the dark foliage. Leaves are dark green with a reddish overlay. Show Time is a vigorous grower with a broad oval to rounded form. Brilliant cherry red fruit follows the blooms, maturing to 1/2 size in autumn.
Crabapple, Snowdrift White
Malus ‘Snowdrift’
This outstanding white flowering crab has heavy-textured, glossy green foliage and persistent glossy orange-red fruit. A hardy and low maintenance crabapple.