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Malus fusca

Western Crabapple, Pacific Crabapple and Oregon Crabapple.

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Malus fusca, Western Crabapple leaves - grid24_24
Malus fusca, Western Crabapple leaves - grid24_24
Malus fusca, Western Crabapple fall color - grid24_24
Malus fusca is a wonderful crabapple native to northern California and north into Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and Alaska. - grid24_24
Malus fusca. Pacific crab apple makes a nice little tree. - grid24_24
Oregon Crab Apple grows as shrub or small tree from northern California to the Anchorage Alaska area. Flowers are white, fruit becomes dark purple when ripe. Birds will probably keep you from seeing purple fruit. Thorny branches give them excellent cover so expect a twitter at any critter trying to get the bird in the bush. (Syn. Pyrus fusca, Pyrus diversifolia, Pyrus rivularis, Malus rivularis, Malus diversifolia)


Malus fusca is great for a bird garden.
Foliage of Malus fusca turns a different color in the fall, has color green and is deciduous.
Flower of Malus fusca has color white and is edible.
Fruit of Malus fusca has fragrance and is edible.

Communities for Malus fusca:Mixed-evergreen Forest and Redwood Forest.

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