My favorite crabapple, Sugar Thyme
Today in the garden: the crabapple moment
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Thoughts, ideas and inspiration from a country gardener
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My favorite crabapple, Sugar Thyme
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I can understand that. Is it a dwarf? or just been pruned like that?
Lene
No, it isn’t actually a dwarf. It’s has this habit naturally – at least this individual is growing wide, not tall. But, of course, we do prune to thin it out and shape it. My expert pruner, Bob May did it this spring.
Hey Yvonne,
It’s beautiful
From the picture, it looks like a winter christmas tree, covered with snowy white powder on the leaf..very homey feeling
Just wonder is Spring the ideal season for crabapple tree?
Jay Chua
Publisher, PorchSwingSets.com
it’s easy to see why that’s a favourite. love the shape.
This is the fruit of our labor Yvonne…it makes it all worth it doesn’t it!
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