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We are currently in process of shipping orders. As stated in the shipping terms, all orders are shipped in the order they were/are received. We are sold out of many items, especially fruit trees. Once again this year we have sold a record number of fruit trees! Therefore, we advise you to call us to ensure product availability before placing your order. Please call us at 1-888-803-8733 and someone can assist you. We are also no longer taking orders for our listed distribution centers. If you are in the Northwestern Wisconsin area please feel free to stop by our retail location in Neillsville, WI. We are just a short drive from the Eau Claire/Black River Falls/Marshfield area and about 2 hours from Minneapolis, MN.

Crabapple Trees

We offer the widest and best selection of crabapple tree to be found anywhere! Though our prices may be higher than many of our competitors, our trees are more than just sticks. Generally they average 4-6' tall and are branched, which reflects the quality of all of our fruit trees.
All crabapple and fruit trees will be offered as bareroot stock.

Adams Crabapple: (Malus 'Adams') A highly rated disease resistant 25' crabapple with a 20' spread. Single pink flowers with carmine-red fruit. Foliage green with red tint in spring. Beautiful orange-red fall color.

Brandywine Crabapple: (Malus 'Branzam') A smaller 15-20' crabbaple with fragrant double deep rose-pink flowers giving an appearance of being draped in rosebuds with 1" yellow-green fruit. Has a distinctive burgandy overcast.

Camelot Crabapple: (Malus ‘Camzam’) Finally, a DWARF CRABAPPLE for that confined space in your yard. This is an attractive global shaped tree growing only 10 ft. tall and 8 ft. wide. It has a compact form and thick leathery leaves with a burgundy overcast. Flowers open from red buds to blooms of fuchsia pink on white to be followed by 3/8” rich burgundy persistent fruit. Excellent disease resistance.

Candymint Crabapple: (Malus sargentii'Candymint') Another highly ornamental tree for small spaces. 'Candymint' bears profuse amounts of carmine buds that open to bright pink blossoms. The foliage has a purple tinge and darkens to bronze in autumn. Fruit is persistent and ripen to deep purple. The red-orange bark resembles that of cherry. Grows only 8-10 ft. tall this a fantastic spread of 15-18 ft. Excellent disease resistance.

Centennial Crabapple: (Malus 'Centennial') Bloomer early and produces 1.75-2 inch fruit ripening in mid/late August, 'Centenial' is commonly planted as a pollinator in orchards or in deer plots. Fruit is red over orange with an excellent flavor for eating, apple butter or spiced apples. Fruit has storage life. Trees are large and very hardy.

Centurion Crabapple: (Malus 'Centzam') A vigorous columnar form when young to upright spreading with age. Grows to 25' and spread 15'. Beautiful rose-red flower, leaves reddish in spring turning bronze green in summer. An excellent tree for street planting and landscape use.

Chestnut Crabapple: A vigorous, hardy crabapple that makes pleasant "chestnut" flavored jam. Large 2" reddish yellow fruit. Often used as a disease resistant pollinator for apples. Produces large white flowers in spring, growing to a height of 20 feet.

Dolgo Crabapple: (Malus 'Dolgo') A very large tree growing 35-40’ tall with a spread of 25-30’. Blooms early with a white 2" flower and produces 1.5” brilliant crimson fruit ripening in late summer. Fruit makes wonderful jelly of fine flavor and color. An excellent producer, this is another good selection for dear plots.

Donald Wyman Crabapple: (Malus 'Donald Wyman') A highly rated 20' disease resistant crab with a rounded shape as wide as tall. Beautiful white flowers followed by red 3/8" persistent fruit into late fall and winter.

Hopa Crabapple: (Malus 'Hopa') A very hardy crabapple growing upright 25-30' tall. Prolifically blooms with rose-pink flowers, turning into edible 1" fruit. Ideal for making fine jelly.

Indian Magic: (Malus 'Indian Magic') Grows 15-20' tall with spread of 20'. Produces deep-pink flowers in spring developing 1/2" orange/red fruit 1/2" in diameter. Disease resistant.

Indian Summer: (Malus 'Indian Summer') Growing 15-20' tall with equal spread, rose red flowers load the tree in spring, followed by bright red ¾" fruit. A global shaped tree with lush green foliage, it offers shade to confined areas and year around beauty. Excellent disease resistance.

Liset Crabapple: Malus 'liset') Grows to a height and spread of 15 to 20' with bright crimson buds that open to 1 1/2" single rose red flowers. Dark crimson fruit with purplish to green foliage. Disease resistant.

Morning Princess: NEW ITEM (Malus 'Morning Princess') YOU ASKED FOR IT! Not only is it a DWARF, growing only 8-12 ft. tall & 8 ft. wide, but it is also a "WEEPING CRAB". A unique and graceful tree, 'Morning Princess' is ideally suited for the smaller urban garden. With single pinkish-red flowers in spring, burgundy foliage follows with an abundance of purple 1/2" persistent fruit. Extremely hardy for northern regions.

Prairie fire Crabapple: (Malus 'Prairie fire') A beautiful 15-20' crab which bloom slater than most crabapple with a true red flower followed by fruit that does not drop. Very disease resistant, voted Iowa's Tree of the Year in 1996.

Radiant Crabapple: (Malus 'Radiant') Single, deep pink flowers appear in spring, followed by small bright red fruit 1/2" in diameter. Attractive reddish-purple turns to green with age.

Red Jade Crabapple: (Malus 'Red Jade') This Weeping Crabapple is one of the most unique ornamentals you could have in your yard. Growing 12' high & wide, it matures as a large umbrella shaped tree. Loaded with white to light pink single flowers in spring, an abundance of 1/2" bright red persistent fruit form to feed birds & wildlife well into winter. Foliage is a vibrant glossy green. Introduced by the Brooklyn Botanical Garden.

Red Jewel Crabapple: (Malus 'Jewelcole') An American Cole introduction, this beautiful red-fruited, white-flowered crab offers year around interest in the landscape. Grows 15' tall with 12' spread with dark green foliage. After freezing, the cherry red fruit shrivels and darkens, but hangs on the tree until February or March providing food for birds and wildlife.

Red Splendor Crabapple: (Malus 'Red Splendor') A no litter problem from small fruit as fruit never falls off tree. Reddish-green glossy foliage. Grows 20-25" with a spread of 20'. Beautiful pink blossoms in spring with bright red fruit.

Royal Beauty: (Malus 'Royal Beauty) This is an elegant "WEEPING" crab with reddish-pink flowers in spring and reddish-bronze leaves. A very small DWARF, it grows only 6-8 ft. tall with a 10-12 ft. spread. Dark red 1/2" fruit does not fall and is enjoyed by birds. This is a small tree with all-season appeal. A very hardy tree with excellent disease resistance.

Royalty Crabapple: (Malus 'Royalty') Outstanding for its foliage, new growth is reddish turning purplish with green undercast. Leaves have a bright varnished appearance. Beautiful dark red blossoms in spring, lovely orange in fall. Very hardy, blight resistant. Grows to 18-20' with a spread of 20'.

Snowdrift Crabapple: (Malus 'Snowdrift'), An outstanding white flowering crab, heavy textured, glossy green foliage. Very hardy, low maintenance. Excellent for street planting because of its lovely white blossoms with pink buds. Grows 15-20' and spreads to 20-25'.

Spring Snow Crabapple: (Malus 'Spring Snow') This is 'The Only Fruitless Crabapple'
that we know of. It is a Canadian introduction that is completely covered with pink buds that open to fragrant large white blooms in spring. It has bright green, shiny foliage and has good heat tolerance. Trees grow 25-30 ft. tall with a 15 ft. spread.

Sugar Tyme Crabapple: (Malus 'Sugar Tyme') Consistantly ranked in the top 10 flowering crabs. It is loaded with sugary white blooms in spring and develops an abundance of rich red persistant fruit. Growing 18' tall with 15' spread, it is one of the most disease free varieties. Foliage is a crisp rich green.

Thunderchild Crabapple: (Malus 'Thunderchild') Delicate single pink flowers appear before foliage in early spring. Foliage is deep purple, similar to Royalty Crab. Produces dark red fruit which holds into winter. Fireblight resistant, growing upright 15-20' tall with 15' spread.

Whitney Crabapple: (Malus 'Whitney') An old time favorite producing 1 1/2" apples for eating or pickling. Excellent used for apple butter or spiced apples. Hardy, vigorous, heavy bearing tree. Short storage life.

ADAMS 6-8' @ $ 40.00	ADAMS 8-10' @ 52.00
BRANDYWINE 5-6’ @ $ 3.00	BRANDYWINE 7-8’ @ $ 48.00
** CANDYMINT 7-8’ @ $ 48.00	** CENTENNIAL 5-6’ @ $ 35.00
** CHESTNUT 5-6’ @ $ 35.00	** DOLGO 5-6’ @ $ 34.00
DONALD WYMAN 6-8’ @ $ 42.00	** HOPE 6-8' @ $38.00
INDIAN MAGIC 8-10' @ $ 54.00	INDIAN SUMMER 7-8' @ 48.00
PRAIRIE FIRE 6-8' @ 42.00	PROFUSSION 6-8' @ 42.00
RADIANT 6-8' @ 42.00	RED JADE 5-6' @ $56.00
ROBINSON 8-10' @ 52.00	ROYAL BEAUTY 6-7' @ 73.00
SNOWDRIFT 8-10' @ $52.00	SPRING SNOW 6-8' @ 42.00
SUGAR TYME 8-10' @ $52.00	THUNDERCHILD 6-8' @ 42.00
THUNDERCHILD 8-10' @ $ 52.00	SARGEENT TINA 6-7' @ 52.00