Spring Snow Crabapple

Our final spotlight for the month of September turns to the Spring Snow Crabapple. You will be amazed and will adore this lovely, fruit-less flowering Crabapple. This tree explodes with a stunning display of fragrant white flowers in the Spring which reminds one of an early Spring snow. It is an excellent choice to have one near patios, decks, or sidewalks as it does not produce any fruit which can create somewhat of a mess at times. It has an upright oval form and is exceptionally clean and crisp.

When the fragrant blooms are finished it develops shiny, bright green leaves providing shade all throughout the Summer. The Spring Snow Crabapple will turn yellow in the Fall and can highlight your Fall decorations. Its mature height of 25′ and spread of 20′ is a handsome addition to its foliage. It does require well-drained soil but will not argue if you plant it in full sunlight. It prefers that. You will be glad you added this Crabapple to your home and garden. It is a delight.

Recent Spotlights

Xmas Tree Care & Maintenance:

The most important thing to remember when caring for a Christmas tree is to water, water, water. Your tree will continue to drink long after it has been cut and in order to ensure your tree lasts the whole holiday season it is very important to always make sure your...

How to Set Up the Newly Purchased Xmas Tree:

When setting up a new tree it is important to find the right stand. We here at Heritage Hill highly recommend a base that can be nailed into the trunk and screws in at the sides for maximum support. Always allow the branches at least 3 days to fully “fall ” before...

Which Xmas Tree is Right for You?:

Which Xmas Tree is Right for You?:

While it may not seem like different varieties of Christmas trees have many differences there are many benefits to each individual type. The most popular genus around the holidays is (of course) the fir tree. Heritage Hill carries three of the most popular fir trees...

Pin It on Pinterest