The crab apples are hardy ornamental trees of modest stature, making them particularly well suited to small gardens. The fruit is too sour to be eaten raw, but some cultivars make excellent jelly.
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Descriptions of a range of species and cultivars with notes on their uses and disease resistance. The information from Clemson University is particularly relevant to South Carolina.
An article covering general information on the genus, with photographs, descriptions, cultivation advice and uses for the fruit.
A long article covering recommended varieties, cultivation, and common pests and diseases.
A long article covering recommended varieties, cultivation, and common pests and diseases.
Descriptions of a range of species and cultivars with notes on their uses and disease resistance. The information from Clemson University is particularly relevant to South Carolina.
An article covering general information on the genus, with photographs, descriptions, cultivation advice and uses for the fruit.
