The Weeping Candied Apple® Crabapple (Malus 'Weepcanzam') is a, small, deciduous, weeping ornamental tree growing 10–15 feet tall and wide. Known for bright pink spring flowers,, dark green foliage, and persistent, glossy red, cherry-sized fruit, it thrives in full sun and zones 4-8. It is highly tolerant of urban pollution and requires regular watering. 
Key Characteristics and Care
Appearance: This tree has a distinct weeping, spreading, and rounded habit, making it ideal for a specimen tree or for smaller landscapes.
Flowers and Fruit: It produces abundant pink flowers in the spring. The fruit is a glossy, bright red, resembling a candied apple, and typically persists on the branches into December.
Maintenance: It is considered a high-maintenance plant that may require regular pruning, ideally in late winter to maintain its shape.
Growing Conditions: It prefers full sun, average to moist conditions, and is adaptable to various soil types, including acidic or rich soil.
Urban Tolerance: The cultivar is highly tolerant of urban pollution and, once established, is quite robust.
Size: The tree usually matures at a height and spread of about 10–15 feet, sometimes reaching up to 20 feet. 
This cultivar is often used in landscape design to add color throughout multiple seasons and is effective at attracting birds.