The cedar apple rust most commonly appears when eastern red cedar trees are near crabapple or apple trees. The U.S. Forest Service said the fungus can be so prevalent on the tree, it can almost ...

The cedar apple rust most commonly appears when eastern red cedar trees are near crabapple or apple trees. The U.S. Forest Service said the fungus can be so prevalent on the tree, it can almost ...

Our charming little tree is native to the Southeast, scattered in woodlands and forests from Maryland to Missouri and Texas, and down into northern Florida. In full bloom, a grove of these trees ...

Crabapples have an attractive, rounded, broad open crown, reaching 15 to 20 feet in height and a canopy spread of 12 to 20 feet. They are an excellent choice as a small tree in our area as they ...

Q. Is there a way to keep sweetgum and crabapple trees from bearing fruit and creating so much debris for me to clean up? -- R. L. in Spokane Answered by Mark Bernskoetter, Master Gardener of ...

Q: My crabapple tree has a lot of suckers. Is there a spray that will stop the sucker growth? A: Most ornamental crabapples are grafted trees. The root stock is selected because it is vigorous and … ...

The 50-year-old crabapple tree in our side yard began showing signs of decay at least 15 years ago. First one and then several branches would leaf out in spring, turn yellow by early summer, and ...

A small rounded tree with deep purple-green foliage and cherry-like bark. Cherry-red buds open to bright rose-red flowers that turn into lasting fruit that is about 1/2" in diameter. Size: 18-20 ...