Bare Root Hewes Crab Apple Tree (Malus cv.)

Bare Root Hewes Crab Apple Tree (Malus cv.)Hardy fruit tree that can be grown as an ornamental Description: Small rounded fruits of a dull red, streaked with green; ripens in September in Central Virginia Habit: Grafted on semi dwarfing rootstock; grows to 14 16' high Culture: Prefers sunny location; well composted soil; mulch to conserve moisture Hardiness: Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4 Attributes: Edible fruits, attracts bees Jefferson documented This cider apple, also known as Hughes' Crab and

the Globe Artichoke

Boston-based garden writer Joseph Breck recommended it as a "fine species

each is 10"

Jefferson is variably described as a hypocrite

Culture: Prefers full sun or partial shade

Thomas Jefferson first planted Sea Kale seed at Monticello in 1809 and continued cultivating this vegetable until 1822

John was argumentative and blunt

also considered this species one of the best

and community history from the mid-eighteenth century to the early antebellum period

compact growth

Henry "Box" Brown doesn't know how old he is

They are short-lived perennials