Washington Hawthorn Tree

Introducing the Washington Hawthorn Tree, a versatile and ornamental tree known for its stunning white flowers, vibrant red berries, and brilliant fall color. The Washington Hawthorn makes a fantastic addition to any landscape, providing year-round interest with its spring blossoms, summer berries, and striking orange-red foliage in the fall. Its dense branching habit also makes it a great choice for providing privacy or as a natural windbreak. This hardy and adaptable tree, scientifically known as Crataegus phaenopyrum, is loved for its beauty, wildlife value, and low-maintenance requirements.

Why Choose Washington Hawthorn Tree?

1. Beautiful White Flowers: In late spring, the Washington Hawthorn bursts into bloom with clusters of fragrant white flowers, creating a showy display that attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies.
2. Vibrant Red Berries: As summer progresses, small red berries form, which persist into winter, providing food for birds and adding visual interest to the landscape.
3. Brilliant Fall Foliage: In autumn, the leaves turn a vibrant shade of orange to red, making this tree a standout during the fall season. Its multi-seasonal appeal ensures your garden looks beautiful year-round.
4. Wildlife Friendly: The berries of the Washington Hawthorn attract various birds, making this tree a great option for wildlife gardens. Its thorny branches also offer protection to birds and other small wildlife.
5. Hardy and Low-Maintenance: This tree thrives in a variety of soil types and tolerates urban pollution, making it ideal for residential landscapes or city environments. Its natural disease resistance adds to its easy-care nature.

Other Names for Washington Hawthorn Tree

• Crataegus phaenopyrum
• Washington Hawthorn
• Hawthorn Tree
• Thornapple Tree

These names ensure you are selecting the correct variety of hawthorn tree for your landscape.

Practical Considerations

The Washington Hawthorn thrives in full sun and prefers well-drained soil. It’s an excellent choice for adding ornamental value to gardens, serving as a privacy screen, or enhancing wildlife habitats. Pair it with other small trees like the Purple Leaf Sand Cherry or Pussy Willow Tree for a dynamic garden with multi-seasonal interest.

Specifications:

• Name: Washington Hawthorn (Crataegus phaenopyrum)
• Grow Zone: 4 to 8
• Growth Speed: Moderate
• Light Requirements: Full sun
• Average Full-Grown Height: 20 to 30 feet
• Average Full-Grown Width: 20 to 25 feet
• Deciduous or Evergreen: Deciduous
• Bloom Time: Late spring (white flowers)
• Pollination: Not required, but attracts pollinators.

Estimated Size

The Washington Hawthorn Tree you receive will vary depending on the pot and root system. Once established, this tree will provide a stunning array of flowers, berries, and fall color for years to come. For more small trees and shrubs, explore our Small Trees Collection.

Explore More About Washington Hawthorn Tree

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Order your Washington Hawthorn for sale today and enjoy the year-round beauty of this ornamental tree in your garden!