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Crategus phaenopyrum
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Hawthorn, Washington Crategus phaenopyrum Category: deciduous tree Size: small Mature Size: 20-25' x 15-25' Zone: Growth Rate: fast when young, slow later Foliage: Lobed, serate Elevation (if known): To 6,500' Water: Low once established. High drought tolerance Soil : Tolerant of many different soil types. Sun: Full. Comments: A small tree or large shrub with slender branches and narrow thorns, forming an upright crown when young, becoming broad-oval to rounded at maturity. Clusters of small, single flowers in late spring produce bright red berries. Warnings: sensitivity to a large variety of insects and diseases. Alamosa Tree Board Recommended? yes Street Tree? yes Street Tree Conditions: If lower branches removed and kept away from people due to thorns. CO/NM native? no Native to: North America Known Locations: Information Sources: S Group of Southern Foresters; Alamosa Tree Board |