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Prairie Fire Crabapple Tree #5 Container
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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.
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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 Zone4 to 8
SpeciesCrabapple
Fruiting SeasonFall to winter
UsesLawn specimen, ornamental, wildlife food source
Bloom TimeMay
Water RequirementsModerately drought resistant once established
Foliage ColorPurple-red young leaves, dark green in summer, orange in fall
Watering RequirementsRegularly during the first growing season, less afterwards depending on soil type
Light RequirementsSunny or partial shade
TypeTree
Mature ShapeUpright
Pot Size#5 Container
Type of FruitCrab apples
FoliageDeciduous
Bloom ColorDeep-pink
Sun ExposureFull sun to partial shade
Disease ResistanceHighly resistant to common apple diseases
Soil RequirementsMost garden soils but avoid very wet areas
Care InstructionsWater regularly during the first growing season, avoid planting in very wet areas, mulch with compost or organic material in spring

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