A graceful weeping crabapple with an elegant cascading habit and rich glossy green foliage that turns vibrant yellow in autumn. In spring, the branches are smothered in masses of delicate single white flowers, followed by an abundant display of brilliant red crabapples that persist well into winter, providing seasonal interest and attracting birds. An outstanding feature tree for lawns, cottage gardens and mixed borders.

Prefers full sun to partial shade and fertile, well-drained soil. Hardy and deciduous.