Malus ioensis (Prairie Crab Apple) Native Cover Crop Pairs of coarse-toothed leaves meet

Pairs of coarse-toothed leaves meet at and surround the square stem

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Photo 2: by Nadiatalent

John's wort is an uncommon plant that can be found in moist woodland openings

Campanula rotundifolia (Harebell) is one of the most underutilized native plants for landscaping but is quite spectacular

Malus ioensis (Prairie Crab Apple) Native Cover Crop Pairs of coarse-toothed leaves meetMalus ioensis (Prairie Crab Apple) is fantastic in bloom with magenta flower buds open to pink white flowers. The fruit is very popular with a myriad of wildlife. This shrub or understory tree would have been found in open woodlands, woodland edges, thickets, and prairies, but it has largely decreased in populations with habitat loss. Unfortunately, prairie crabapple is susceptible to many foliar diseases and can tend to lose its leaves early in the