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Malus x 'JFS-KW5'

Royal Raindrops' Crabapple

Flowering Crabapple

Plant Family:

Rosaceae

Tree, Broadleaf

Flower:

Red

Blooms :

Apr

to:

May

Showy, magenta-pink flowers

Botanical Description

Fragrant?

Yes

Foliage:

Red or Purple

Deciduous

Deeply lobed leaves arranged alternately on the branches

Oregon Native?

No

West State Native?

No

Cultivar JFS-KW5' is an open-pollinated seedling of Malus

Site Selection

Minimum USDA Hardiness Zone:

Water Needs:

M

Sun Needs:

Full Sun

Deer Resistant?

No

Firewise?

Yes

Height:

15-20'

Spread:

15-20'

Growth Rate:

Medium

Native Habitat:

Malus are native to USA in woodland and on woodland borders

Soil:

Sandy/ loam

Care Recommendations

Maintenance Level:

Low

Fertilizer:

Mulch:

Organic, Native

Long Term:

Pruning if necessary

Winter:

Spring:

Prune after the crabapple flowers in the spring if needed to remove dead or damaged wood or branches that rub or cross other branches. Remove root suckers at the base of the as soon as they appear

Summer:

Fall:

Common Problems

Diseases:

Fire blight

Insects:

Also called:

COMGA

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