Crab Apple

The main difference between an apple and a crabapple is the size of the fruit. A crabapple is a tree that produces fruit that are… Read More »How Do You Tell A Crab Apple From A Regular Apple?

The Crab apple is familiar as a small tree that produces yellow-green, rounded fruit that is used for making jellies and wines. It can be… Read More »Are Crab Apples Green?

Freezing Crabapples for Pie, Crisps or Cobblers Fruit may be frozen in a flattened shape to fit into an unbaked pie shell or cobbler dish.… Read More »Can You Freeze Crab Apples?

The Wild Crabapple tree is a deciduous tree, usually about 20 to 25-feet tall. The bark is grayish-brown, and scaly. The leaves are broad and… Read More »What Does A Wild Crab Apple Tree Look Like?

An unpleasant person; a person who is crabby. What is Alabama crab apple? Malus coronaria, also known by the names sweet crabapple or garland crab,… Read More »What Is A Crab Apple Slang?

Crab apples are essentially little apples and safe to eat. Be sure to avoid the seeds and core, just as you would if you were… Read More »Do You Have To Core Crab Apples?

Crab apples typically appear on the tree in summer and ripen in fall, but the best time to pick them is winter! Freezing temperatures make… Read More »When Should I Pick Crab Apples?

Dump the wheelbarrow or bucket of crab apples on a compost pile, or scatter them on the ground in an inconspicuous area for wild animals… Read More »What Can I Do With Fallen Crab Apples?

This jelly is suitable for all meats and can be added to sauces or used as a glaze for fruit tarts. Made with Tasmanian crab… Read More »What Is Crab Apple Jelly Used For?

They make excellent trees for small gardens. Crab apples are well loved by wildlife, too, from the bees that pollinate their blossom in spring, to… Read More »Is Crab Apple A Good Tree?