Developed in Minnesota
Green ash Fraxinus pennsylvanica is a native prairie tree for shelterbelts and reclamation
Last photos compares the larger Sapalta (top) to Prunus 'Jeffchum' (bottom)
Paper Birch is a fast-growing tree
Its rich red hue is particularly valued for naturally coloring cider
Chestnut Crabapple Tree sale_spring_2025 Developed in MinnesotaThe Chestnut Crabapple, introduced by the University of Minnesota in 1946, is a small sized, hardy, and vigorous variety. The fruit, up to 2 inches in diameter, is yellow with a pleasant nut like flavor, and can be used for fresh eating, making apple jelly, and as a pollinator. It blooms in early to mid May and is also valued as an ornamental tree. The apples have a rosy red blush and some russeting over a yellow base, and are known for their rich,