Prairie Crabapple is a small tree with fragrant pink flowers that bloom in spring, followed by small, greenish-yellow fruits. Its gnarled branches and dense, thorny growth provide excellent cover for wildlife. This tree is a charming addition to native plant gardens.
Habitat
Grows in open prairies, savannas, and along woodland edges.
Diet
Its flowers are pollinated by bees, and its fruits are eaten by birds and mammals.
How common
Uncommon
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