

This crabapple's lateral branches sweep downward in graceful arcs, then curve upward at the tips—creating a distinctive layered form unlike any other ornamental tree. In spring, semi-double white flowers dangle from these branches like angel wings before the foliage emerges, a breathtaking display.
Bred for resistance to common crabapple diseases (scab, fire blight, powdery mildew), 'Weeping Madonna®' maintains clean foliage through the season. Deciduous, it grows 10–15 feet tall with a broad 12–20 foot spread—perfect as a specimen, in Japanese gardens, or as a focal point in mixed borders.
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