It’s normal for many kinds of trees, such as this crabapple, to have more than one trunk. Make sure that the trunk, or trunks, are not planted too deep in the soil.

That said, there are still some basic ways you can compare the two to find out which type of tree you're looking at. The number one way to tell apple trees and crabapple trees apart is by looking ...

KattianDrea Alvarez. In addition to the crabapple trees, URI also planted honey locust and Zelkova trees at the school’s entrance. The new trees at the front entrance Friday required URI to first cut ...

"Southern crabapple,” Malus angustifolia, ... and of course, it comes from a tree. It’s a small tree, usually no more than 30’ tall or so, ... which tend to be shaped like pearls.

Crabapples perfect for home landscape. A crabapple (Malus sylvestris) is defined as an apple that at maturity is less than two inches in diameter.This deciduous tree is typically found growing in ...

Our arboretum advisors recommend these five crabapple trees (three white, two magenta) as favorites. Note that "disease resistant" does not mean they are immune to apple scab.

Today I started pruning out the water sprouts in my four crabapple trees. Some people might call these “suckers,” but suckers grow up from the bottom of the trunk and water sprouts grow in the upper ...

As the ‘Tree of Immortality', the native Crab Apple is the ‘silver bough’ of the Faerie folk. Steeped in myth and legend, this tree has been grown in Ireland for at least 3000 years.

White Crabapple (Malus spp.) ... This tree features cup-shaped 2-to-3-inch creamy white flowers with 9-12 petals and a sweet lemon fragrance.