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Prairie Fire Crabapple Tree #5 Container
The Prairie Fire Crab Apple is a vibrant and easy-care tree that resists common apple diseases. It has deep-pink flowers in spring, purple-red crab apples persist into winter, forms a small upright tree ideal as a lawn specimen with leaves that turn orange in fall. Highly resistant to most major diseases, it will grow well with minimal attention.
Description
The Prairie Fire Crab Apple is a vibrant and easy-care tree that resists common apple diseases. It has deep-pink flowers in spring, purple-red crab apples persist into winter, forms a small upright tree ideal as a lawn specimen with leaves that turn orange in fall. Highly resistant to most major diseases, it will grow well with minimal attention.
Specifications
Hardiness Zone | 4 to 8 |
Species | Crabapple |
Fruiting Season | Fall to winter |
Uses | Lawn specimen, ornamental, wildlife food source |
Bloom Time | May |
Water Requirements | Moderately drought resistant once established |
Foliage Color | Purple-red young leaves, dark green in summer, orange in fall |
Watering Requirements | Regularly during the first growing season, less afterwards depending on soil type |
Light Requirements | Sunny or partial shade |
Type | Tree |
Mature Shape | Upright |
Pot Size | #5 Container |
Type of Fruit | Crab apples |
Foliage | Deciduous |
Bloom Color | Deep-pink |
Sun Exposure | Full sun to partial shade |
Disease Resistance | Highly resistant to common apple diseases |
Soil Requirements | Most garden soils but avoid very wet areas |
Care Instructions | Water regularly during the first growing season, avoid planting in very wet areas, mulch with compost or organic material in spring |
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