Delight in Crabapple Sugar Thymes extraordinary blossoms. Observe how delicate pink buds turn into an abundance of white blooms in the spring, providing a mesmerising spectacle. This wonderful deciduous tree, with its upright oval shape and timeless elegance, transforms into a magnificent shade tree as it ages.
Product Specifications
- Botanical Name: Malus Sutyzam “Sugar Thyme”
- Mature Height: 6 meters
- Mature Width: 5 meters
- Form: Upright, oval shape
- Foliage Type: Deciduous
- Flowering Period: Late Spring
- Flower Colour: Snowy white
- Uses: Specimen tree, shade tree
- Position: Full Sun, Semi-Shade
- Soil Type: Loam or Sandy soil, well-draining
- Water Needs: Low – Medium
- Planter Suitability: No
Commonly Asked Questions
When do Crabapples flower?
Crabapple flowers appear in late spring. Clusters of delicate white snowy flowers create a showstopping specimen tree.
Is the fruit from a Crabapple edible?
Yes, Crabapple fruit is edible, although it is more sour than a regular apple. We do not recommend eating the core or the seeds of the fruit.
