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Hello Brent! Thank you very much for the info and your help!

The truth is that i was more concerned in knowing if my litle tree was indeed a Crabapple than the variety. Now that you gave me the confirmation that it is a Crabapple, i can wait patiently for the flowers to confirm its variety

I do not know much about Crabapples, since these are exotics trees for me (I am in Puerto Rico). That is why i was a little lost about recognizing this tree. I will see how this one will act here this Fall and Winter and if it does well, i think i will obtain more Crabapples in Spring. They are really nice trees.

Thank you so very much!
Jorge Joel...
Emilia's Garden

16-Nov-2006	#3
emilias_garden EMIRIA NO NIWA Join Date: Oct-2004 Location: SAN JUAN & CAMUY Country: PUERTO RICO, USA USDA Zone: 10 AHS Heat Zone: 10 Posts: 61	Hello Brent! Thank you very much for the info and your help! The truth is that i was more concerned in knowing if my litle tree was indeed a Crabapple than the variety. Now that you gave me the confirmation that it is a Crabapple, i can wait patiently for the flowers to confirm its variety I do not know much about Crabapples, since these are exotics trees for me (I am in Puerto Rico). That is why i was a little lost about recognizing this tree. I will see how this one will act here this Fall and Winter and if it does well, i think i will obtain more Crabapples in Spring. They are really nice trees. Thank you so very much! Jorge Joel... Emilia's Garden