Red jewel crabapple blooms

‘Red Jewel’ (Malus ‘Jewelcole’) lives up to its name by producing abundant cherry-red fruits after its large, white flowers bloom. The fruits remain on the tree until the following spring in mild-winter areas. This variety’s green foliage turns yellow in fall. The tree’s shape remains fairly narrow, so it’s a good choice for smaller yards. The tree also has good disease resistance, but occasional fire blight or powdery mildew may develop.