The A.I. RootPollinatorGarden

摘要

No landscape is complete without a few crabapple cultivars as they provide a radiance of sweetly scented cheerful color in early Spring and a wealth of pollinators, birds and other wildlife all season, with flowers in the Spring, habitat and shelter during the Summer, and the fruit that develops toward Fall. The fall leaf colors are usually spectacular as well.Over 800 species of crabapples exist today and can fit into any soil type, pH and climate conditions from Zones 4-8. They grow best in full sun but can tolerate some shade, especially if they have resistance to certain leaf diseases. Crabapples originate from Central Asia, specifically in modern Kazakhstan. Romans took the species into Europe where they became extremely popular and were cultivated into many varieties. Later they were brought to North America and are widely used as ornamental favorites.