Hewitt's Garden Centers > Questions > I have a flowering crab apple tree. A couple of years ago the ice broke it. We left it alone and now it has grown into two different trees? One is a regular Apple tree which has apples on it this year and the other half is the flowering crab apple? What happened? I can send a picture of it?
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I have a flowering crab apple tree. A couple of years ago the ice broke it. We left it alone and now it has grown into two different trees? One is a regular Apple tree which has apples on it this year and the other half is the flowering crab apple? What happened? I can send a picture of it?

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Peter Bowden5.59K 0 Comments

Apple trees are grafted.  Probably the root stock is sending up its own growth which will not match the flowers or fruit of the crabapple variety that was grafted to it.  You could send me a picture…  peterb@hewitts.com

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