Flowering Trees

Robert J. Kleinberg
Landscape Design & Construction
200 Wildwood Avenue
East Lansdowne, PA 19050
Phone: (610) 259-6106
Fax: (610) 259-4005

"Patios & Gardens
Since 1986"

Please view recommended perennials on this page. You can also view various landscaping examples by clicking on the links below:

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Flowering Trees

We offer Landscape Design and Installation, either Residential or Commercial; including new plantings, or renovations of old landscapes. We install trees, shrubs, seasonal plantings of annuals and perennials from a small backyard to a large commercial planting.
Robert J. Kleinberg Landscape Design and Construction is an ICPI Certified Concrete Paver Installer and a NCMA Certified Segmental Retaining Wall Installer. He is also an EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping Contractor, and has been designing and constructing patios, walks and gardens in Philadelphia, Montgomery County ( Lower Merion, Bala Cynwyd, Ardmore, Narberth ), Delaware County ( Havertown, Marple, Drexel Hill, Lansdowne, Springfield, Swarthmore, Ridley, Media, Upper Darby, Newtown Square, Radnor ), and the Main Line ( Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Gladyne, Wynnewood ) PA as a Landscape and Hardscaping contractor since 1986.

Shown here are recommended flowering trees usually available in the area and links to pictures on other sites of available flowering trees.

Please view recommended flowering trees on this page. You can also view various landscaping examples by clicking on the links below:

Landscape Design	Seasonal Plantings	Bed Construction

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Flowering Trees

Under Construction

Crabapples (Malus) - Crabapples bloom in early spring about the same time as dogwood trees. Most commonly used varieties have small berries (apples) that can persist into winter for added interest. The berries are usually small enough to be eaten by birds and are usually not a problem with fruit dropping on lawns. Older varieties had problems with various leaf diseases and often dropped their leaves before the end of the summer. The leaves of newer varieties are resistant to these diseases and are greatly preferred over older varieties. Click here for information on disease resistance of specific varieties.
Listed below are short descriptions of usually available varieties and links to pictures on other sites.

(Available May 2004 (7ft. to 10-ft.): Golden Raindrops, Harvest Gold, Red Jewel, Snowdrift, Adams, Cardinal, Prairifire, and Sentinel. All varieties below should be available in fall

White Flowering

Adirondack - Dense, compact head; white flowers and small red berries.
Click here for a picture of Adirondack Crabapple.

Donald Wyman - Rounded Head; small bright red persistent berries.
Click here for a picture of Donald Wymann Crabapple.

Golden Raindrops - Deeply cut leaves with golden yellow fruit.

Harvest Gold - Upright growth habit with persistent yellow fruit.
Click here for a picture of Harvest Gold Crabapple

Red Jewel - Upright oval shape; persistent red berries; excellent summer foliage.
Click here for a picture of Red Jewel Crabapple.

Sargent - Dwarf, mounted habit; profuse red berries; dark green leaves.
Click here for a picture of Sargent Crabapple.

Snowdrift - Vigorous, upright-oval grower; red-orange berries.
Click here for a picture of Snowdrift Crabapple.

Sugartyme - Upright, spreading; pink buds to white flowers, red berries.
Click here for a picture of Sugartyme Crabapple.

Pink Flowering

Adams - Dense growing, rounded tree; good foliage with red berries.
Click here for a picture of Adams Crabapple.

Cardinal - Glossy purple red foliage, pink to red flowers, red berries.

Centurion - Upright; red berries for two months.
Click here for a picture of Centurion Crabapple

Floribunda - Old favorite; graceful, spreading; abundant yellow-red berries.
Click here for a picture of Floribunda Crabapple.

Indian Magic - Semi-spreading; reddish berries.
Click here for a picture of Indian Magic Crabapple.
Click here for a picture of Indian Magic Crabapple fruit.

Jewelberry - Dwarf, rounded head; red berries.
Click here for a picture of Jewelberry Crabapple.

Louisa - True weeper; yellow berries.
Click here for a picture of Louisa Crabapple.

Pink Spires - Narrow upright form; early bloomer.

Prairifire - Rounded, heavily branched, reddish leaves when emerging; long lasting burgundy colored berries; highly recommended for this area.
Click here for a picture of Prairifire Crabapple.

Sentinel - Upright, small red berries all winter.
Click here for a picture of Sentinel Crabapple.