About 14 years or so from graft. A very pleasing flowering performance this year.
Crab Apple
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treeman
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Crab Apple
This is Malus halliana ''Parkmanii''
About 14 years or so from graft. A very pleasing flowering performance this year.
About 14 years or so from graft. A very pleasing flowering performance this year.
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Re: Crab Apple
Very impressive treeman. I’ve been very anti-graft due to the usually being very obvious, but the base on this one is very interesting
Another calm contribution by Tim 
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Re: Crab Apple
I love the flowers on crab apple, do they not grow well on their own roots, or is it just this variety that needs to be grafted. I have one with a reddish leaf, absolutely no idea what variety it is, but it seems to be doing ok in my climate. Flowered for the first time this year too.
