Prairie Fire Crabapple Tree SEARCHANISE_IGNORE clumping habit adds structure to

clumping habit adds structure to the landscape while its gently arching foliage creates movement with every breeze

The roots can be dug up in the spring or fall

beginning in June (much earlier than its contemporaries)

Small in size

Green Halo Peony is prized for its refined beauty and uncommon coloring

Prairie Fire Crabapple Tree SEARCHANISE_IGNORE clumping habit adds structure toA fantastic new development in crabapple trees, Prairie Fire is resistant to scab, rust, fire blight and even Japanese beetles. The rounded 15 to 20 ft. tree promises an all season extravaganza in your garden! The excitement begins early in the spring, with the emergence of lovely pinkish red blooms. That's followed by the new purple maroon foliage that later matures into a striking reddish green color. In the fall, Prairie Fire puts on a vibrant