Crabapple Tree Collection

Spring has arrived in Sammamish, Washington State, and the vibrant colors of the it can a warm welcome to all who pass by

Spring color with Welcome metal sign, Sammamish, Washington State

Crabapple Tree Collection: USA, Pennsylvania. Luna moth on crabapple tree. Credit as: Nancy Rotenberg / Jaynes

USA, Pennsylvania. Luna moth on crabapple tree. Credit as: Nancy Rotenberg / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Crabapple Tree Collection: Tea Crabapple (Rosaceae), Malus Hupehensis at New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, USA

Tea Crabapple (Rosaceae), Malus Hupehensis at New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, USA
Tea Crabapple (Rosaceae), Malus Hupehensis at New York Botanical Garden; Bronx, New York, United States of America

Crabapple Tree Collection: Tea Crabapple buds (Rosaceae), Malus Hupehensis at New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, USA

Tea Crabapple buds (Rosaceae), Malus Hupehensis at New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, USA
Tea Crabapple buds (Rosaceae), Malus Hupehensis at New York Botanical Garden; Bronx, New York, United States of America

USA, Minnesota, Walker, Back Yard, Cedar Wax Wing

Cedar Waxwing among crabapple blossoms, Bombycilla cedrorum

Crabapple Tree Collection: Cedar Waxwing - in crabapple tree. Montana, Western USA, Summer. B8059

Cedar Waxwing - in crabapple tree. Montana, Western USA, Summer. B8059
TOM-1030 Cedar Waxwing - in crabapple tree. Montana, Western USA, Summer. Bombycilla cedrorum Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Crabapple Tree Collection: Cedar Waxwing - in crabapple tree. Montana, USA, Summer. B6321

Cedar Waxwing - in crabapple tree. Montana, USA, Summer. B6321
TOM-1024 Cedar Waxwing - in Crabapple tree. Montana, USA, Summer Bombycilla cedrorum Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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Spring has arrived in Sammamish, Washington State, and the vibrant colors of the it can a warm welcome to all who pass by. The tree stands proudly adorned with a metal sign that reads "Welcome, " inviting visitors to embrace the beauty of this season. In Pennsylvania, Luna moths find solace on the branches of a majestic crabapple tree. Nancy Rotenberg and Jaynes capture this enchanting sight, showcasing nature's delicate balance between flora and fauna. At the New York Botanical Garden in Bronx, New York, Tea Crabapple trees (Rosaceae) steal the show with their elegant blooms. These buds hold promises of future blossoms that will surely captivate any onlooker's heart. The Tea Crabapple trees continue to mesmerize at the same botanical garden. Their graceful presence adds charm and allure to this urban oasis in Bronx, New York. Moving across states but still within New York City limits, these Tea Crabapples flourish at the renowned New York Botanical Garden. Their resilience against concrete jungles serves as an inspiration for all city dwellers seeking solace amidst bustling streets. Traveling further west to Minnesota's Walker Back Yard reveals Cedar Waxwings perched among blooming crabapple blossoms. These beautiful birds find comfort amidst nature's abundance while adding their own touch of elegance to this picturesque scene. Kentucky welcomes you with open arms as Cedar Waxwings grace its crabapple trees. North America is blessed with such natural wonders that remind us of our connection to Mother Earth and her bountiful gifts. Montana showcases its Western charm as Cedar Waxwings make themselves at home in a stunning crabapple tree during summer months. This harmonious union between wildlife and flora paints a picture-perfect moment worth cherishing forever. From coast to coast, from state to state, these captivating images showcase not only the beauty of crabapple trees but also serve as a reminder of the diverse landscapes that make up our great nation.