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Crataegus phaenopyrum
Northeast corner of Asmundson Hall
The Washington hawthorn is a small deciduous tree with a narrow canopy. Its bright red berries persist through the winter and attract birds.
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Botanical Name:
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Crataegus phaenopyrum
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Common Name:
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Washington hawthorn
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Location:
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Northeast corner of Asmundson Hall
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Family:
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Rosaceae
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Sunset Zones:
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2-12, 14-17, H1
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Native Range:
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Southeastern U.S.A.
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Habitat:
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Will tolerate many soil types and conditions.
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General Habit:
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Deciduous, grows to 25 ft. tall. Upright habit with rounded crown.
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Notes:
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Thorns are present on the branches. Noticeable bright red fruit appears in fall. A good street tree.
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