Introducing the Washington Hawthorn (Crataegus phaenopyrum), a stunning small tree perfect for enhancing your garden or landscape. This listing includes two live trees, each measuring between 6" to 12". Grown outdoors in Eastern Kentucky, these trees have acclimated to their environment and are ready to thrive in your garden.
Produces beautiful white flowers in late spring, attracting bees and other pollinators.
Stunning fall foliage with leaves turning orange, red, and purple.
Produces red berries that provide food for wildlife during winter.
Tolerates a variety of soil types including moist, sandy, dry, and clay soils.
Hardiness zones: 4 - 8, suitable for a range of climates.
Height at maturity: 25' – 30', spread: 25', with a medium growth rate.
Thorny branches add character and serve as a natural deterrent.
Common Name: Washington Hawthorn Scientific Name: Crataegus phaenopyrum Sunlight: Full sun Watering: Water as necessary, especially after planting Soil: Moist, sandy, dry, and clay soils Hardiness Zones: 4 - 8 Growth Habit: Medium growth rate, height 25’ – 30’, spread 25’ Format: Bare root trees, approximately 1.5 years old
