Tina Crabapple

Tina Crabapple

With the Tina Crabapple, you cannot go wrong. The tree grows around 8 to 12′ tall at maturity and is about 8′ wide. It has a single trunk and then branches out from there. This absolutely charming decorative tree is an enhancement to your garden or patio area. Its red flower opens up to a white with a yellow center. It is a real beauty and loves to attract hummingbirds, other birds, and butterflies with its tiny red berries. You will love the Tina Crabapple and all its features.

The Tina Crabapple resistant to disease and its foliage is dark green and is exceptionally fine-textured. Its disease-resistant, lobed foliage is dark green and fine-textured. This little Crabapple is simply a delight and will create a nice little focal point or accent point for your garden or landscaping. Check one out at Heritage Hill Nursery in Cedarburg today.

Purple Prince Crabapple

Purple Prince Crabapple

A Purple Prince Crabapple is a hardy Crabapple that has a massive flowering display in the Spring and abundant fruit display through the Fall in Winter seasons. An abundant display of red rose flowers in mid-Spring for nature’s color fest. Then, this tree very easily shows off the best purple foliage of all the flowering Crabapples. Finally, the showy maroon fruits develop on the branches and hang for the Fall and Winter seasons.

The Purple Prince Crabapple has a mature height and spread of 15-18′ and appreciates full sunlight. It adapts to a variety of soil, so it is not too picky in that area. It is a great enhancement to any landscape project and would work on a street-side under utility wires. It is very adaptable and attractive to look at year-round.

Lollipop* Crabapples

Lollipop* Crabapples

Our spotlight zones in on the Lollipop* Crabapple this week. Lollipop* Crabapples are an excellent, compact growing Crabapple that simply resembles a lollipop, thus the name. It is a compact dwarf tree that is a perfect match for a formal garden or possibly a patio or courtyard.

The Lollipop* Crabapple has a snowy white flower in the Spring and a fruit that appears gold in the Fall that is incredibly attractive to birds. This tree is disease resistant and has a strikingly small stature but grabs your attention with its flowers and fruit. Delightful to dress up small areas the Lollipop matures to a height and spread of 8-10′ Enhance your property today by grabbing your Lollipop* Crabapple at Heritage Hill Nursery today.

Lollipop* Crabapple is a registered trademark

Louisa Crabapple

Louisa Crabapple

This week’s spotlight is on the Louisa Crabapple. The Louisa is a weeping crabapple tree that yields a lovely pink flower. Its typical mature height is usually 12-15′ tall and just as wide. Branches on the Louisa Crabapple generally cascade to and fan across the ground in an elegant manner.

Red buds will open up in the Spring to beautiful single pink fragrant flowers that are about 1 1/2″ in diameter. This lovely tree is an added attraction to any lawn, garden or property depending on where you would like it to showcase its beauty. The flowers are extremely attractive to bees. See Heritage Hill Nursery for your Louisa Crabapple.

Shadblow Serviceberry

Shadblow Serviceberry

With the Shadblow Serviceberry, you can’t help enjoying the flowers give way to the small green berries as they turn red then into a deep purple (almost black) berry which when eaten taste very similar to blueberries with an almond accent.

The Shadblow Serviceberry is a shrubby type tree that can be left alone to form a suckering shrub or pruned to neatly grown into a single-trunked tree. Its colorful flowers will liven up any landscape especially when it blooms a bit earlier than others.

This shrubby serviceberry is friendly and attractive to wildlife and turns a beautiful gold color in Autumn. When mature it can grow as tall as 25 foot and be 15 feet wide. It enjoys and flourishes in full sunlight and can be found at Heritage Hill Nursery.

Did we mention this too is on sale the month of August?

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