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7ft Common Hawthorn Tree | Mature Bare Root Crataegus Monogyna | 6/8cm Girth
- The common hawthorn tree, with its striking appearance, deserves a more elegant name.
- Featuring graceful white or pink blossoms, bright red berries called haws, and foliage that turns golden in autumn, this thorny tree is a must-have for any garden.
- Hawthorn berries are perfect for making tasty jellies and tangy sauces like haw-sin. They are ready to harvest when they feel slightly soft.
- The flowers grow in flat clusters, the leaves are deeply lobed, and the branches are adorned with sharp thorns, which contribute to its common name.
- Recognized by the RHS as a Plant for Pollinators, the hawthorn tree supports hundreds of beneficial species, including bees, moths, fieldfares, and dormice.
- The common hawthorn tree, with its striking appearance, deserves a more elegant name.
- Featuring graceful white or pink blossoms, bright red berries called haws, and foliage that turns golden in autumn, this thorny tree is a must-have for any garden.
- Hawthorn berries are perfect for making tasty jellies and tangy sauces like haw-sin. They are ready to harvest when they feel slightly soft.
- The flowers grow in flat clusters, the leaves are deeply lobed, and the branches are adorned with sharp thorns, which contribute to its common name.
- Recognized by the RHS as a Plant for Pollinators, the hawthorn tree supports hundreds of beneficial species, including bees, moths, fieldfares, and dormice.
$50.86
Original: $169.52
-70%7ft Common Hawthorn Tree | Mature Bare Root Crataegus Monogyna | 6/8cm Girth—
$169.52
$50.86Description
- The common hawthorn tree, with its striking appearance, deserves a more elegant name.
- Featuring graceful white or pink blossoms, bright red berries called haws, and foliage that turns golden in autumn, this thorny tree is a must-have for any garden.
- Hawthorn berries are perfect for making tasty jellies and tangy sauces like haw-sin. They are ready to harvest when they feel slightly soft.
- The flowers grow in flat clusters, the leaves are deeply lobed, and the branches are adorned with sharp thorns, which contribute to its common name.
- Recognized by the RHS as a Plant for Pollinators, the hawthorn tree supports hundreds of beneficial species, including bees, moths, fieldfares, and dormice.
