Malus fusca (Pacific Crabapple)

Short Overview: Malus fusca (Pacific Crabapple) is a small deciduous tree that produces fragrant spring blossoms and small apple-like fruits. It is native to coastal regions of western North America.

Key Characteristics

Plant type: Deciduous tree (Malus fusca)

Foliage color: Medium green

Flower color: White to pale pink

Bloom time: Spring Foliage: Oval, finely serrated leaves

Growth habit: Rounded crown

Mature size: Typically 6–12 m (20–40 ft) tall

General Growing Notes

Light: Full sun

Water: Moderate to high moisture preferred

Soil: Adaptable, tolerates wet soils

Care considerations: Minimal pruning required

Note: Fruit production varies annually.