Gertens Malus Flowering Crabapple

This is a dwarf variety that typically reaches a height of 8 to 10 feet with a spread of about 10 feet. Because it has a slow growth rate, it will maintain this compact, manageable size for many years.

The 'Tina' Crabapple prefers well-drained soil. As long as the planting site does not stay waterlogged, it is quite adaptable and resilient.

Yes, this variety is specifically noted for its tolerance to urban pollution. Its compact size and disease resistance make it an excellent choice for city landscapes or smaller garden beds.

The 'Tina' produces small, attractive red fruit in the fall. While it does drop fruit, the tree's dwarf size means the volume is relatively low compared to larger crabapple varieties.

The 'Tina' is self-fertile, meaning it does not require another tree to produce its fragrant spring flowers and fall fruit. However, it is a great attractor for bees and other pollinators in your garden.

You should plant this tree in a spot that receives full sun, which is essential for healthy growth and optimal flowering. Ensure the site allows for its 10-foot spread, as it features a distinctive horizontal, spreading habit.