Trunk Diameter: 2.25-2.50″
Botanical Name: Malus ‘Indian Magic’
Max Elevation: 7,500 feet
Mature Height: 15.00-20.00′
Mature Spread 15.00-20.00′
Water Requirements: Medium
Sun Requirements: Full Sun
The drought tolerant Indian Magic Crabapple produces beautiful pink flowers in Spring and reddish-orange fruit that turn golden orange when ripe in the Winter. The crabapples are a good food source for birds during the Winter into Spring. The leaves turn golden orange in Fall and will fall from the tree. It is important to note that the leaves, stems, and seeds of crabapple trees can be toxic to dogs, cats, and horses.
Photo Credit: F.D. Richards
