Malus fusca/Western Crabapple

Western Crabapple is a resilient Pacific Northwest native that brings four seasons of charm to any landscape. In spring, it bursts with clouds of fragrant white‑pink blossoms that pollinators adore. Summer brings glossy green foliage, followed by clusters of small, tart, yellow‑to‑red fruit in fall—excellent for wildlife and striking in ornamental displays. Its sculptural branching and colorful bark add winter interest, making it a true year‑round performer.

Tough, adaptable, and naturally disease‑resistant, Western Crabapple thrives in sun or partial shade and handles wet soils with ease. It’s an ideal choice for hedgerows, habitat gardens, and anyone looking to add beauty with ecological value.