Crabapple, Robinson

Crabapple, RobinsonTree Care: Planting: Choose well draining, sunny location with ample space. Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, especially when the tree is young. Fertilization: Apply balanced, slow release fertilizer in early spring for healthy growth and profuse blossoms. Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring to shape the canopy and remove dead branches. Pest Disease Control: Watch for common crabapple pests and diseases, prune affected branches, and

- Small to medium-sized red cherries with sweet

and apply controls or prune affected branches as needed

Mulching: Apply mulch for moisture retention and weed suppression

Mulch for moisture retention

about 20-30 feet tall with a spreading canopy

Planting: Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil in late winter or early spring

- Monitor for pests and diseases and apply controls when needed

- Keep soil consistently moist through deep

Winter Interest: Unique branching structure provides winter appeal

- Attractive rounded canopy for shade and visual appeal

- Prune young trees to establish a central leader

red to purplish-black crabapples