Malus Admiration Tree Adirondack Crab Apple

Malus Admiration (Adirondack) is a compact, upright crab apple tree known for its profuse display of large, waxy white flowers that bloom in spring, emerging from deep carmine buds. After flowering, the tree produces small, red-bronze fruits that persist into winter, providing year-round visual interest and food for wildlife. Its upright growth habit makes it perfect for smaller gardens and urban spaces.

• Season: White flowers in spring; red-bronze fruits in autumn; deciduous in winter

• Care: Prefers full sun to partial shade; well-drained, fertile soil; minimal pruning required in late winter or early spring

• Unique Selling Points: Upright growth habit, profuse spring blossoms, persistent ornamental fruits

• History: Hybrid cultivar, also known as Adirondack

Mature Size (after 10 years): Approx. 2.5 m height 1 m spread