Sargent Flowering Crabapple Tree

Gain year-round interest with the unique-sized and shaped canopy of the Sargent Flowering Crabapple Tree (Malus sargentii)! This dwarf selection fits wonderfully in foundation plantings and is perfectly sized for small modern lots and courtyards!

Join millions just like you who are delighted by the abundant clusters of fragrant, early spring flowers! The dense, spreading canopy is festooned with pretty pink buds that burst open into fragrant white flowers decorated with brilliant golden stamens.

Welcome spring with this scented beauty! Butterflies and local bee populations, as well as hungry songbirds too, will all appreciate your thoughtfulness!

Watch as the spring flowers slowly morph into brilliant, dark red crabapples over the long summer. Even after the yellow leaves drop in fall, the lovely branching and persistent, pea-sized fruit make a wonderful winter display.

How to Use Sargent Crabapple Tree In The Landscape

Whether you add one to a collection of Flowering Crabapples...or count on it as a specimen patio tree. The redolent aroma of Sargent is a dream come true after a long, hard winter.

One of the smallest Crabapples, Sargent features a branch structure that adds a sculptural effect all year long! The mounded canopy spreads wide and displays zigzagging branches. No wonder people adore this variety as long-lived Bonsai, container specimen, or Espalier!

When grown in the ground becomes a true garden highlight! All summer, dark green leaves grow densely to cast refreshing shade.

Use as a backdrop to Butterfly Gardens, or run a hedgerow to create a privacy screen along your property line. Grow in large planters, on balconies, postage stamp lots, and rooftop gardens. You’ll easily enjoy all the benefits of a Flowering Crabapple anywhere!

Fantastic as a standout specimen planting for all sizes of landscape, Sargent is perfect for adorning your front entry, lining a driveway and accenting a porch or patio with selective shade! Add a pretty treatment of Holiday lights and outdoor decorations for a real showcase.

Oh...and yes, the dark-red berries are edible!

Creating lip-smacking preserves, these tart cousins of the Apple are pectin-rich! Helping thicken jellies and add a bright tone. Harvest your fair share before hungry birds eat them all!

#ProPlantTips For Care

Crabapple trees require full sun, so provide your tree at least 6 hours of direct sunlight a day in USDA growing zones 4-8. The dwarf dense spreading crown won’t interfere with utility lines.

Preferring moist, well-drained soil that is organically enriched, plus a generous layer of mulch to insulate and retain moisture. Sargent can be tolerant of drier conditions once it’s established.

Head over to our Garden Blog for more Scoop on Crabapples! Easy care and low maintenance, the Sargent Ornamental Crabapple Tree will delight you for years to come! Order yours at NatureHills.com today!