Malus coronaria

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Malus coronaria
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Fact sheet

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Typetree

“These trees range from the large culinary apples seen in grocery stores to the crab apple trees grown mostly as an ornamental” — Malus (Apple, Crabapple, Culinary Apple, Eating Apples, Wild Apples) | North Carolina Extension Gardene

WaterWhen top 2 inches are dry

from Crabapple · “When top 2 inches are dry” — Crabapple Tree Care: Light, Water & Tips – Junglistan

Propagationseed

from Crabapple · “Gathering and Preparing Your Crabapple Seeds” — How To Grow A Crabapple Tree From Seed: A Complete Guide

Ready whendark brown seeds

from Crabapple · “Darker varieties tend to be more tannic and more sour.” — 30+ Crabapple Recipes - Adamant Kitchen

Edible partsyellow-green fruits

“Ornamental, grows 15 to 30 ft. tall, with fragrant, pinkish-white clusters of flowers and yellow-green fruits” — Malus (Apple, Crabapple, Culinary Apple, Eating Apples, Wild Apples) | North Carolina Extension Gardene

Toxicitytoxic to pets

from Crabapple · “Toxic to pets” — Crabapple Tree Care: Light, Water & Tips – Junglistan

Indoorswell-draining potting mix and a pot with drainage holes

from Crabapple · “Indoor Crabapple trees require well-draining potting mix and a pot with drainage holes” — Crabapple Tree Care: Light, Water & Tips – Junglistan

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