CRABAPPLE THUNDERCHILD claw then bronze in the Fall

then bronze in the Fall

It is also suitable for bromeliads and anthuriums

allowing for the smaller deep green leaves to grow in once the flowers are spent

Only water once the leaves begin to wilt or have a softer texture

then fade to purplish-pink

CRABAPPLE THUNDERCHILD claw then bronze in the FallLatin Name: Malus 'Thunderchild" Description: An introduction from Saskatchewan. A compact upright spreading tree. Flowers are single and delicate pink, appearing before the foliage. Very resistant to fire blight. Zone: 3 Height: 5 m Spread: 5 m Shape: Upright, spreading Sun or Shade: SUN Foliage: Deep purple Fruit: Dark red Fall Colour: Bronze Flower Colour: Pink, single