Western Crabapple

Overview

Malus fusca, commonly known as Western Crabapple or Pacific Crabapple, is a hardy deciduous shrub or small tree, reaching heights of 16-39 feet. It boasts a spread of 13-26 feet, with a picturesque, irregular growth habit. This North American native features fragrant white-pink blossoms in spring, followed by edible yellow-green fruit in fall. Ideal for wildlife gardens, it thrives in wet conditions and prefers full sun to partial shade.