In this post I share all about the Candymint Crabapple Tree that has been growing in my landscape since 2016. Check out my latest video and images featuring why I personally recommend this tree.
Candymint Crabapple In Sprint Video
This just maybe my all time favorite tree… at last this week! (giggle) We are fortunate to have many different ornamental and fruit trees that are blooming this time of year in our home garden. I am excited to share with you this gorgeous tree in the video below.
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About the Candymint Crabapple Tree
The common name is ‘Sargent Crabapple’ and rated for hardiness zone 4-8. The candymint crabapple tree reaches up to 10 feet tall and 15 feet wide and makes the perfect addition to any small garden. Plant in full sun and the soil conditions do not have to be the best in fact it is recommended to plant in a well drained looming soil. The growth habit of this small tree adds interest to the landscape year-round.
What I love most about the small candymint crabapple tree (besides its name) is it’s shape. This beauty also attracts many pollinators including bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.
The blooms on the candymint crabapple have a light floral scent. Trim the branches to use in floral arrangements during the spring season.
More About Crabapples on My Website
Below you will find the latest post about candymint crabapples. Each post contains my personal recommendations including video and images.
Candymint Crabapple Tree
scented blooms of the candymint crabapple tree In this post I share all about the Candymint Crabapple Tree that has been growing in my landscape
Last of the Autumn Color in My Ohio Landscape
I just put together a video featuring the last of the Autumn color in my landscape. This features my shade garden, shrubs, and many trees
Early June in Northwest Ohio Garden Walk
Breath… and just take it all in! Nature is a wonderful place to clear your mind and be inspired. In this post, I share an early June in Northwest Ohio Garden Walk. In addition to the vlog feature you will see up-close images of my favorite shrubs and plants.
Celebrate Spring with Flowering Crabapple Tree
Spent the morning out under the crabapple tree with my pup Olivia. I had to take photos to share with you the experience. The bees
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After reading my details about this gorgeous tree are you interested in adding one to your home garden? I would love to hear from you so be sure to reach out to me on my website by commenting on this post. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Happy Spring Gardening,
2 Responses
How do I get my Candy Mint Crabapple tree to grow on top? It’s pretty well rounded but the top right looks like Japanese beetle’s got to it and it looks sad! Lots of little crabapples though. Thank you!!
This variety grows to be about 10 feet tall so once it hits that height you will most likely get more wider branches. I have not seen any Japanese beetles on my 2 trees. I think that beetle is too busy attacking some of my red raspberry shrubs! The little berries are a treat for the birds and other wildlife on this variety. Thanks for commenting!