Prairie Fire Crabapple bears prolific, pinkish-red blooms in early spring. Next comes new purple-maroon foliage that matures to reddish green. Fall brings a display of red, orange and purple foliage accompanied by glossy, red fruit. The fruit persists into fall or winter and provides plentiful food for birds. Prairie Fire is resistant to scab, rust, fire blight and Japanese beetles.
Space trees approximately 20 feet apart for best results
For best results, grow in well-drained soil, but this tree tolerates a fairly wide range of soil conditions
Blooms in spring
Reaches standard mature height of 20 feet tall
Each offer includes one dormant bare root tree measuring 2 to 4 feet long