However, the Donald Wyman Crabapple is highly resistant to such problems. The flower buds, which come in May, are deep red at first, then turn pink, then finally white when they fully open. The show continues into fall, as the glossy red crabapples that form persist into winter, and provide a beautiful feature. This tree will reach an ultimate height of about 20-25'. It will grow best in a heavy loam, but again needs good drainage and slightly acid soil.
Full sun produces the best flowering.
Hardy to Zone 4.