Crabapple Callaway

Crabapple ‘Callaway’ (Malus ‘Callaway’)

Callaway Crabapple is a beautiful ornamental tree that delivers four seasons of interest. In spring, it bursts into clouds of fragrant, white blossoms that attract pollinators. During summer, its lush green foliage provides shade and garden beauty. By fall, small, bright red fruits appear, persisting into winter and providing food for birds.

This crabapple variety is well-known for its strong disease resistance, particularly against common issues like apple scab and mildew. Its compact size makes it ideal for smaller yards, landscapes, or as an accent tree. Low-maintenance and highly ornamental, Callaway Crabapple adds year-round charm to any garden setting.

• � Fragrant white blossoms in spring
• � Bright red fruits lasting into winter
• � Attracts pollinators and birds
• � Glossy green foliage turning golden in fall
• � Highly disease-resistant and hardy
• � Mature Size: 15–25 ft. tall, 15–20 ft. wide

Note: A wonderful choice for gardeners wanting both beauty and wildlife appeal in a compact, easy-to-care-for ornamental tree.

Growing Zones: 5–8 outdoors

FAQ’s

Does Callaway Crabapple produce edible fruit

Yes, the small red crabapples are edible but often tart. They are best used for jellies, jams, or left for birds to enjoy.

How large does Callaway Crabapple grow

It matures at about 15–25 feet tall and 15–20 feet wide, making it ideal for small to medium landscapes.

Is Callaway Crabapple disease-resistant

Yes, it is known for strong resistance to apple scab and other common crabapple diseases.

When does Callaway Crabapple bloom

It blooms in mid-spring with masses of white, fragrant flowers.

Does it attract wildlife

Yes, pollinators love the spring blooms, and birds are attracted to the bright red fruits in fall and winter.