Timesact Tina Crabapple

This means the tree has been grafted onto a straight, 42-inch tall trunk. This creates a 'lollipop' shape that keeps the canopy elevated, making it an excellent choice for small gardens or as a focal point in a container.

While the tree stays relatively short at 6 to 8 feet tall, it has a wide-spreading habit. You should plan for a spread of 8 to 10 feet, so ensure you have enough horizontal clearance in your landscape.

The tiny red crabapples are primarily ornamental and are meant to provide visual interest and attract birds to your garden. While not toxic, they are generally considered too small and tart for culinary use.

No, the Tina Crabapple is known for its disease resistance, which significantly reduces the need for chemical treatments or intensive care. It is considered a low-maintenance option for home gardeners.

The Tina Crabapple is hardy in zones 4 through 7. If you live in these regions, the tree is well-suited to withstand the typical temperature fluctuations of your local climate.

For the best flowering performance and overall health, this tree requires full sun. Aim for a location that receives at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily.