Prairie Fire Crabapple Disease Resistant or grouped plantings where their

or grouped plantings where their collective spring display creates visual impact

but still fills out slowly compared to other shrubs

and commercial landscapes rather than typical residential yards—but where properly sited with room to grow and regular maintenance

they develop the exfoliating

you get lush green foliage with magenta flowers that rise up and shine all growing season

Prairie Fire Crabapple Disease Resistant or grouped plantings where theirThe Prairie Fire crabapple earns its name with foliage that shifts like flames through the seasons. Spring brings wine red buds opening to deep magenta flowerssubstantial 1. 5 inch blooms that blanket branches in mid to late spring. New leaves emerge red maroon, providing dramatic contrast against the pink red flowers, before maturing to dark green with purplish undertones through summer. Fall delivers orange to bronze tones, and by winter, half inch