Description
The Callaway Crabapple is a vigorous heavy producing variety that produces fruit similar to Centennial in size. They appear to fall earlier than some other varieties. Callaway is a great choice for deer.
This flowering beauty is prized for its rounded shape, lovely white blossoms, and bright red crabapples. While loved by birds, the fruit is also enjoyed by people and often used for jellies. The Callaway variety makes a great choice for southern landscapes, as it is highly disease-resistant and has low chill hour requirements.
- Blooms in early April, with white flowers
- Attracts butterflies with its blooms as well as birds and other wildlife with its fruit
- Produces 1–1½” red fruit in the fall
- Is self-pollinating
Shape
Rounded
Growth Speed
Medium
Mature Height
15′-25′
Mature Spread
15′-25′
Scientific Name
Malus ‘Callaway’
Sun Preference
Full Sun
Soil Preference
Clay, Acidic, Loamy, Well Drained, Sandy, Alkaline
