Southern Crabapple is a small tree with showy, pink flowers that appear in spring. Its small, tart fruits are a favorite among wildlife. The tree's twisted branches and dense growth make it an excellent choice for naturalizing in wildlife gardens.
Habitat
Found in open woods, along roadsides, and in old fields.
Diet
Pollinated by insects, and its fruits provide food for birds and mammals.
How common
Uncommon
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