Crabapple Trees

Indian Magic crabapple is a standout ornamental tree for Colorado landscapes, known for its spring white flowers, deep purple foliage, and persistent dark red fruit. Cold-hardy and compact, it performs well on the Front Range and adds rich color and visual interest from spring through winter.

The Prairifire Crabapple is a standout ornamental tree known for its vibrant spring blooms, rich summer foliage, and excellent disease resistance. It brings four-season color and reliable performance to landscapes where toughness matters as much as beauty.

The Radiant Red Crabapple is a hardy ornamental tree well suited to Colorado landscapes, prized for its vivid pink-red spring blooms and attractive upright form. It handles Front Range conditions reliably, offering strong cold tolerance, seasonal color, and a classic look that works well in both residential yards and larger landscape plantings.

Royal Raindrops crabapple is a compact, disease-resistant ornamental prized for its deeply cut, purple-red foliage, magenta-pink spring flowers, and small persistent red fruit. Its strong resistance to apple scab and fire blight makes it a dependable, low-maintenance accent tree for Front Range yards.

Spring Snow crabapple is a fruitless, single-flowering cultivar prized for its clean white spring blossoms without the fruit litter of traditional crabapples. It is a popular choice for homeowners who want ornamental spring bloom near patios, walkways, and driveways with no cleanup.

Thunderchild crabapple is an exceptionally cold-hardy cultivar with rich purple foliage and deep pink-red spring flowers, followed by small persistent purple-red fruit. Its extreme cold hardiness makes it a strong option for higher-elevation Front Range and foothills properties.