Pink buds opening white. Upright habit in youth, rounded at maturity. Glossy dark green foliage. Persistent red fruit. Disease resistant.

Pink buds opening to single white flowers. Rounded habit with textured glossy green foliage. Small, persistent, glossy orange-red fruit.

This compact, upright spreader has deep purple leaves and delicate pink flowers which appear before the foliage. Disease resistant.

Pale pink buds open to fragrant, single, white flowers in spring. Flowers are followed by masses of small, glossy, red crabapples that are attractive to birds.

Single, red buds opening to pink-red. Small, persistent maroon fruit. Upright, spreading in habit, with new growth reddish-maroon maturing to dark green. Very resistant. Excellent selection.

Red in bud flowers open to true pink. Yellow to amber fruit, persistent. Disease resistant. Suspectible to Scab. Zone 4.

Deep rose-red flowers in mid spring, small red fruit, orange-red fall color and good disease resistance. Attracts birds.

A small crabapple that seldom requires pruning. Ruby-red buds open to semi-double pink flowers. Highly disease resistant.

A dwarf crabapple with a rounded habit, fuchsia-pink and white flowers and rich burgundy fruit. Disease resistant.

Carmine buds that open to single pink blooms. In spring, new foliage emerges green with a red tint. Fall color is a beautiful orange-red, topped by persistent carmine-red fruit. Highly disease resistant.

This dwarf spreading crab has attractive lobed, dark green foliage. Fragrant, 3/4 to 1"" diameter flowers are pink in bud and open to white. The small bright red fruits are favored by birds.

The blooms are deep purple on the outside, pure white within and appear before the dark green leaves. Very hardy.

Fragrant white flowers (3-4” diameter), open in early spring before the foliage emerges.

Fuchsia-pink to purple flowers. Upright rounded habit. Blooms before leaves emerge in early spring.

Fast-growing, densely branched shrub with soft green foliage that turns bronze in winter. Tolerates adverse conditions and some shade. Plants for ME 2005 Winner.

Rounded, dense shrub with lustrous green leathery leaves that are very aromatic when crushed. Inconspicuous flowers but female plants bear interesting small, gray, waxy coated fruits. Does well in poor soils. Salt tolerant.

White, fragrant flowers of strap-shaped petals appearing before leaves in spring. Vigorous growing.

The blooms are deep purple on the outside, pure white within and appear before the dark green leaves. Very hardy.

Tall 6' foliage with alternating yellow-gold horizontalis bars.

Narrow, green leaves and silver white plumes. Blooms August.

Dark green foliage with bright silver midrib. Reddish plumes in September-October.

A carpet of tiny, sky blue flowers with white or light yellow centers. Compact, bushy habit. Blooms mid to late spring.

Among the best native plants for meadow gardens or borders. Needs good, moist soil and spreads quickly. Divide in spring, not in fall. Susceptible to rust and powdery mildew. Foliage is aromatic; flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies. July-August.

Wine red flowers with dark green foliage. Powdery Mildew resistant. July-August.

Light pink flowers with a dark purple center are produced atop dark stems from midsummer to early fall.

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