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Red Splendor Crabapple

$84.00

Scientific Name:Malus
Short Description:
Red Splendor Crabapple is an ornamental favorite known for its abundant rose-pink spring flowers, reddish-purple fall foliage, and clusters of bright red fruit that persist well into winter. Its open, upright form and moderate size make it a standout choice for residential yards, streetscapes, and four-season interest. Full sun.
Height:
15–25 ft
Width:
12–20 ft
Zone:
3

Scientific Name:Malus
Short Description:
Red Splendor Crabapple is an ornamental favorite known for its abundant rose-pink spring flowers, reddish-purple fall foliage, and clusters of bright red fruit that persist well into winter. Its open, upright form and moderate size make it a standout choice for residential yards, streetscapes, and four-season interest. Full sun.
Height:
15–25 ft
Width:
12–20 ft
Zone:
3

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Scientific name: Malus

In the temperate regions of North America, Europe, and Asia, a rich diversity of crabapple types flourishes, with as many as 800 varieties freely hybridizing from 20 to 30 species.

The cultivated varieties exhibit a wide range of characteristics, including tree size, flower and fruit colors, as well as growth and branching habits. One notable variety, ‘Red Splendor,’ hails from Minnesota and reaches a height of 15 to 25 feet, showcasing an open, upright habit.

The crown is characterized by its open, rounded, and spreading form. The leaves of ‘Red Splendor’ are a dark reddish-green, transitioning to a reddish-purple hue in the fall. This particular variety follows an alternate bearing pattern, producing a profusion of bloom every other year. The tree graces the landscape with rose-pink flowers, and its distinctive feature is the persistence of vibrant red fruits.