Crabapple 'Whitney' (Malus pumila) - 10gal MS Supports Beneficial Insects The taxonomic treatments include dichotomous

The taxonomic treatments include dichotomous keys

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Highly adaptable and deer resistant

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Crabapple 'Whitney' (Malus pumila) - 10gal MS Supports Beneficial Insects The taxonomic treatments include dichotomousPlant Description: Whitney is one of the largest of crab apples! Lovely displays of pink white flowers in spring. Fruits are tender, juicy and great for fresh eating, pickles, sauces and ciders. Self pollinating and disease resistant. Height: 10 15ft Watering Needs: low Sun Needs: 1 2 day to full sun Soil Needs: average well drained soil Bloom Time: early April Ripening Time: September