

Crabapple - Green Wall

This rare and new green-leaf columnar tree, is a fantastic alternative to the Swedish aspen trees which are found on every corner in Edmonton and are currently being killed off. The Green Wall Crabapple will only grow half of the height that the Swedish Aspen grows which will make it fit into most home landscapes much nicer than the Aspen. Jeffries Nurseries from Manitoba created this tree and it is one of the hardiest on the prairies so you will not have to guess whether our winters will kill it off. It can grow at a moderate pace and handle all types of soils. The crabapples also make very little mess as they produce such small fruit in small quantities. In spring, the green wall crabapple will be covered in fragrant, white flowers and come fall time, the leaves will stay on the tree until well into October which is a welcome sight when so many other trees are dropping off much earlier. If you are looking for a low-maintenance alternative to the Swedish Aspen, look no further. This tree will provide even more beauty with the spring flowers. This tree is the perfect option for a hedge or feature tree in a small front yard. Growing Requirements in Alberta: This is one of the easiest trees to grow in Alberta and it will not require any special care. Water well during the first couple of summers and fertilizer when looking for extra growth. The tree is happy with all types of soils and can handle sun or part shade.
Green Wall Crabapple — The Smart Upgrade 🍃
Still planting Swedish Aspen? Time to level up.
The Green Wall Crabapple (Malus 'Jefwall') is clean, tough, and prairie-tested. Narrow, columnar, and about half the height of an aspen, it fits your yard perfectly without crowding or overpowering your space.
Spring: fragrant white blooms
Summer: clean, structured green foliage
Fall: holds leaves well into October 👀
Minimal fruit = beauty without the mess.
Rebel take: Everything people wanted Swedish Aspen to be.
Mature Size: ~25' x 8'
Why it belongs in your yard:
- Clean, columnar shape (perfect for tight spaces)
- Half the height of an aspen = better fit for modern yards
- Fragrant white spring blooms 🌸
- Holds leaves late into fall 👀
- Extremely hardy, prairie-grown
- Minimal fruit = minimal cleanup
- Ideal for hedges, privacy rows, or front yard features
Rebel tip: Water well for the first couple of summers—then it thrives with minimal attention.

This rare and new green-leaf columnar tree, is a fantastic alternative to the Swedish aspen trees which are found on every corner in Edmonton and are currently being killed off. The Green Wall Crabapple will only grow half of the height that the Swedish Aspen grows which will make it fit into most home landscapes much nicer than the Aspen. Jeffries Nurseries from Manitoba created this tree and it is one of the hardiest on the prairies so you will not have to guess whether our winters will kill it off. It can grow at a moderate pace and handle all types of soils. The crabapples also make very little mess as they produce such small fruit in small quantities. In spring, the green wall crabapple will be covered in fragrant, white flowers and come fall time, the leaves will stay on the tree until well into October which is a welcome sight when so many other trees are dropping off much earlier. If you are looking for a low-maintenance alternative to the Swedish Aspen, look no further. This tree will provide even more beauty with the spring flowers. This tree is the perfect option for a hedge or feature tree in a small front yard. Growing Requirements in Alberta: This is one of the easiest trees to grow in Alberta and it will not require any special care. Water well during the first couple of summers and fertilizer when looking for extra growth. The tree is happy with all types of soils and can handle sun or part shade.




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