Seasonal calendar · Malus halliana

Hall's Crabapple

The year for this species, phase by phase — what to watch and what to do as the season turns.

  • Late Dormancy02-15–03-10
  • Early Spring03-11–04-15
  • Mid Spring04-16–05-10
  • Late Spring05-11–05-31
  • Early Summer06-01–06-30
  • Mid Summer07-01–08-10
  • Late Summer08-11–08-31
  • Early Fall09-01–09-30
  • Mid Fall10-01–10-31
  • Late Fall11-01–11-15
  • Early Winter11-16–12-31
  • Mid Winter01-01–01-31
  • Late Winter02-01–02-14

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Watering

Increase as growth resumes; don’t let soil dry.

Fertilization

Begin light, balanced fertilizer after leaf-out.

Repotting

Best window for repotting before full leaf expansion.

Pruning

Refine structural branches; avoid hard pruning post-bloom.

Wiring

Wire before growth hardens; be gentle with young shoots.

Bud Shoot Management

Pinch vigorous shoots to redirect energy.

Pests Disease

Watch for aphids and early fungal infections.

Winter Protection

Remove protection once frost risk ends.

Wound Management

Seal all cuts to avoid fire blight risk.

Propagation

Graft or take hardwood cuttings before full leaf-out.

Development

Shape for structure and future ramification.

Paths onward

This speciesHall's CrabappleBack to the folio — care sheet and year-wheel.The yearThe CalendarAll thirteen phases across every species at once.ReferenceThe Species LibraryA folio for every species the garden knows.
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