Firebird Crabapple

Expected Height/Spread: 8’-10’ tall & wide

If you’re looking for a showy tree that will make your landscape really pop out in the spring, look no further. Firebird crabapple produces red buds in the spring that flower out into beautiful white flowers throughout the full canopy. You can expect to see color even in the winter months with this tree because of the small crabapples – which are a great bird attractant. Because of the mature height & spread being relatively small, this makes for a beautiful accent tree. Don’t let the size of this tree question heartiness, as the Firebird crabapple does well in Wisconsin winters and is disease resistant.

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