Pacific Crabapple is a small native tree or shrub up to 15-30 ft. high, spreading 10-20 ft. Spring flowers are showy white to pink and fragrant. Colorful small crabapples go from green to yellow or reddish. They are suitable for wildlife food. It makes dense thickets; likes dry to moist soils in full sun to part shade. Easy to grow. You can usually find them in moist woods and at the edges of wetlands or estuaries.
Bloom time: spring, fruit ripens late summer/early fall