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6ft Half-Standard 'Paul's Scarlet' Mature Red Hawthorn Tree | 6/8cm Girth | Grown in 20L Airpot
- A stunning native tree, 'Paul's Scarlet' bursts into life with a profusion of deep crimson-pink flowers in May and June.
- Its compact, bushy form makes it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, as a standalone feature, or as part of a hedge.
- Come autumn, the dark green, glossy leaves transform into beautiful shades of yellow and bronze, accompanied by small red fruits (haws).
- The haws are perfect for making jellies and cordials, or can be left as a valuable food source for garden birds.
- A magnet for wildlife, its blossoms attract bees, while the dense branches provide safe nesting sites for birds.
- Exceptionally resilient, this tree is fully hardy and tolerates frost, wind, pollution, and a wide range of soil types.
- A proud recipient of the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
- A stunning native tree, 'Paul's Scarlet' bursts into life with a profusion of deep crimson-pink flowers in May and June.
- Its compact, bushy form makes it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, as a standalone feature, or as part of a hedge.
- Come autumn, the dark green, glossy leaves transform into beautiful shades of yellow and bronze, accompanied by small red fruits (haws).
- The haws are perfect for making jellies and cordials, or can be left as a valuable food source for garden birds.
- A magnet for wildlife, its blossoms attract bees, while the dense branches provide safe nesting sites for birds.
- Exceptionally resilient, this tree is fully hardy and tolerates frost, wind, pollution, and a wide range of soil types.
- A proud recipient of the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
$284.81
6ft Half-Standard 'Paul's Scarlet' Mature Red Hawthorn Tree | 6/8cm Girth | Grown in 20L Airpot—
$284.81
Description
- A stunning native tree, 'Paul's Scarlet' bursts into life with a profusion of deep crimson-pink flowers in May and June.
- Its compact, bushy form makes it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, as a standalone feature, or as part of a hedge.
- Come autumn, the dark green, glossy leaves transform into beautiful shades of yellow and bronze, accompanied by small red fruits (haws).
- The haws are perfect for making jellies and cordials, or can be left as a valuable food source for garden birds.
- A magnet for wildlife, its blossoms attract bees, while the dense branches provide safe nesting sites for birds.
- Exceptionally resilient, this tree is fully hardy and tolerates frost, wind, pollution, and a wide range of soil types.
- A proud recipient of the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
