Whether you already have a crabapple tree or are thinking about getting one, making sure to avoid certain mistakes can ...

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 the wild in wooded areas containing ...

Clay is a challenging growing medium for trees due to compaction and drainage issues. Luckily, some trees can tolerate and even thrive in the harsh conditions.

Crab apple trees (malus species) are closely related to apple trees, but with smaller, edible fruits. Many homeowners remember crab apple trees as messy and would never consider planting one in ...

One tree, the crabapple, in the genus Malus, from the rose family (Rosaceae), is a true spring show-off. Crabapple trees have blooms that range from pure white to deep magenta that cover its ...

Crab apples are miniature apples made by flowering crab apple trees. These trees are excellent pollinators, and their fruit feeds many kinds of wildlife. As a whole, crab apple trees are ...

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery says apple scab and local drought contribute to poor-looking crabapple trees in Allen County.

"Southern crabapple,” Malus angustifolia, our Mystery Plant this week, bears one of the most beautiful flowers of the spring, and of course, it comes from a tree.

Moon Mná shares the significance of the Crab Apple Tree in nature and Celtic myth plus your chance to win a native tree planted in Ireland from the Irish Heritage Tree.

Malus coronaria—also called sweet crabapple—was once so common in Michigan its blossoms were designated as the state flower in 1897. But the species appears to be in decline, van Nocker said.