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CRAB APPLE TREES
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In spring time, Prince of Wales Drive through the Central Experimental Farm is transformed by crab apple trees in blossom. The 'rosybloom' series of crab apple trees was developed at the CEF by Isabella Preston. Some of these rosyblooms, planted as early as 1928, can still be found in the Arboretum and ornamental gardens.