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2. Grams Gift crabapple, Chestnut Crab, Enterprise apple make an excellent pollinators for Kerr Crabapples

3. Kerr Crabapple is partially self fertile but will produce more Crabapples with a pollination partner

4. The difference between an apple and a crabapple is the size of the fruit. Fruit less than 2 inches (5 cm.) in diameter are considered Crabapples, while larger fruit are called apples

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7. Crabapples make a tangy jelly.

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9. However, many Crabapples possess other ornamental features

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12. Both wildlife and gardeners enjoy Crabapples

13. Nutrition facts and Information for Crabapples, raw

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15. Crabapples are very effective pollinators, and are often grown …

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18. Crabapples have been enjoyed by gardeners for years

19. Crabapples are native to North America and Asia

20. Crabapples are small tart fruits related to apples

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22. Unlike most Crabapples it does well in wet or moist soils

23. Crabapples on dwarf rootstock don’t take up much space.

24. Malus, Crabapples, Crab Apples, Spring Flowering Trees Among the most prized of ornamental trees, flowering crabapples have long been a staple of landscape gardening

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26. Crabapples are prone to a fungal infection called apple scab

27. Crabapples aren’t actually a different kind of tree than apples

28. Crabapples are a staple food source for wildlife throughout the country

29. Crabapples are the most widely planted ornamental tree in the Midwest

30. Crabapples are typically known to be tough, hardy trees that don’t require much supervision and care to flourish into healthy plants. However, even a little bit of time and effort is enough to go a long way in encouraging your crabapple plant to turn into a healthy and mature plant.

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32. You can preserve your Crabapples for later use by freezing them whole

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34. Crabapples are native to cold- and cool-temperate areas of Asia and Russia

35. These Crabapples have been selected for their ability to produce heavy crops every year

36. Some consumers call Crabapples wild apples, since the trees and fruit have a more wild look

37. Crabapples are an ideal food source for many types of wildlife including: Deer, Turkey, Squir

38. Crabapples can be huge, sprawling trees, or small garden trees depending on the rootstock chosen

39. The family was active at Crabapple, the Southern Baptist church where Aaron’s father, Robert “Buddy” Long, was a valued lay leader

40. 17 His legs were impaled with a thousand needles of pine and hemlock; hemlock cones and crabapple were strapped to his waist.

41. Crabapples are found all over the world but prefer to grow in mild areas of the northern hemisphere

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43. Crabapples, a family-operated restaurant, offers high quality comfort food highlighted with local fresh seafood and farm produce

44. Crabapples are available in a range of flower petal colors that include white, pink, red and all shades in between

45. Crabapples will be at their sweetest when daytime temperatures are still warm but night temperatures are cooler, down to 32°F

46. Pumila) – also known as the eating apple, cooking apple, or culinary apple.The other species are commonly known as Crabapples, crab apples, crabtrees, or wild apples.

47. Plant all apples and Crabapples in moist, well drained soil with a soil pH between 5.8 – 7 with adequate nutrient levels for optimal growth.

48. Crabapples (Malus species) include about 25 species of deciduous or rarely half-evergreen trees or shrubs native to the temperate regions of North America, Europe, and Asia

49. One of the very best Crabapples for dark purple foliage, Malus 'Royalty' is a dense, spreading deciduous tree with ovate dark purple leaves, turning vivid red in the fall

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52. The large red fruits of 'Callaway' Crabapples trees are good for making a tart jelly as well as attracting birds to the garden. The tree blooms in spring with single white fragrant flowers

53. Crabapples are a variety of apple tree and are pollinated in a similar manner, via bees, birds, and other wildlife, who distribute pollen from one tree to another as they feed on nectar

54. Why are crab apples (or, Crabapples) called that? There’s a theory that the word is derived from Norse or Swedish, but investigation hasn’t been able to find any evidence of this

55. Apple scab is caused by the fungus Venturia inaequalis.It infects Crabapples and apples (Malus spp.), mountain ash (Sorbus spp.), pear (Pyrus communis) and Cotoneaster (Cotoneaster spp.).The apple scab fungus has several host-specific strains that can cause disease on one type of plant but not any other.