Redbud Crabapple Tree type.tree_fruit Dark blue-black berries in late

Dark blue-black berries in late summer for wildlife interest

avoid hot afternoon sun

with early trimming

they'll grow slowly for the first 2 to 3 seasons

Redbud Crabapple Tree type.tree_fruit Dark blue-black berries in lateRedbud Crabapple (Malus zumi 'Calocarpa') is the kind of tree that earns compliments in every season. In late spring, deep pink buds open to fragrant white flowers that blanket the rounded canopy, drawing pollinators from across the neighborhood. By fall, clusters of bright red crabapples light up the branches and persist well into winter, feeding cedar waxwings, robins, and other songbirds long after most trees have gone bare. Why You'll Love Redbud