Butterball Crab Apple Trees Plants George Forrest (1873-1932) collected the

George Forrest (1873-1932) collected the samples from which all the S

Height: to 4 Metres

sandy soil in particular

Drought tolerant

Butterball Crab Apple Trees Plants George Forrest (1873-1932) collected theButterball Crab Apple Trees 'Butterball' crabapple, Malus, has masses of small golden yellow fruits that persist into winter. Bees and other pollinators adore the clouds of spring blossom, which is a delicate pink in bud, opening to pure white, and the crabs which are a rich yellow blushing red in a sunny spot usually ripen in October are a great food source for all kinds of birds. Butterball is also self fertile, producing up to 10 times the amount