Relatively new to the landscape, the columnar crabapple ‘Dreamweaver’ (Malus domestica) features large, perfectly delicious round crabapples that become a soft, dessert-like treat after the first frost. With its narrow, upright form, fragrant pink blossoms, and purple foliage lasting until fall, the columnar crabapple ‘Dreamweaver’ stands out as an ornamental tree. Despite its generous display of fruit-laden branches, it’s not commonly known for its edible fruit something we discovered through our own culinary curiosity and mission to explore nourishing options!

Fruitful from a young age, most columnar apple and crabapple trees produce the year after planting, and their compact form allows them to fit nearly anywhere—even in a sunny pot on a balcony. Cross-pollination recommended.