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Robinson Crabapple – Malus ‘Robinson’

Robinson Crabapple

Robinson Crabapple - Malus 'Robinson'

Robinson crab grows to 20 feet, originally hybridized at the 200-year-old Hobbs Nursery in Indiana. Apples are winter persistent, dark red.

Robinson Crabapple – Malus ‘Robinson’, Morton Arboretum acc. 2100-90*2  Photos by Bruce J. Marlin

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