Siberian Crabapple Tree — photo 1

Siberian Crabapple Tree

Malus baccata

A hardy, white-flowering crabapple with vibrant winter fruit.

Plant Type
Flowering Trees
Width
15-25 Ft.
Height
30-40 Ft.
USDA hardiness zone
2 - 7
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade
Design image count
3

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About Siberian Crabapple Tree

Malus baccata, the Siberian crabapple, is a robust deciduous tree known for its exceptional cold hardiness and upright-spreading habit. It features a dense, rounded canopy of ovate green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. In spring, it is smothered in fragrant white blossoms, followed by clusters of small, persistent red or yellow fruits that provide winter interest and food for wildlife. It thrives in well-drained soils and full sun, making it an ideal ornamental specimen or rootstock.