Malus butterball

Malus ‘Butterball’ is a compact, deciduous crabapple tree known for its striking ornamental features. It typically reaches a height of around 4-5 meters. This variety is distinguished by its profusion of bright yellow fruit resembling small apples, which persist into the winter, providing a long-lasting display. In spring, the tree produces an abundance of pale pink to white blossoms, adding to its decorative appeal. The foliage emerges with a bronze tint before turning green, and in autumn, the leaves often take on shades of yellow and orange, enhancing the tree’s seasonal interest.