Black Hawthorn - Bundle of 5 bareroot plants

Black Hawthorne (Cratagaeus douglasii)
Sold as:  WW, 1-0, 12”+ bareroot

Also known as a Douglas Hawthorn, the fragrant flowers attract pollinators such as bees and hummingbirds. The dark purple to black colored fruit is edible and are enjoyed by some birds. This plant does well in open spaces, on forest edges, and along streams. Due to the spread of their roots, black hawthorns are able to help prevent erosion and can stabilize soil. The thorny branches of this plant also make this a great addition for creating a thicket or barrier while also acting as habitat for small wildlife.

Classification:  Perennial
Key Characteristics: Dark purple to black fruit
Light Requirements: Full sun to part shade. 
Water Requirements:  Prefers moist or wet soil.
Ease of Growing:  Easy
Growth Rate:  Moderate
Bloom Time: Mid bloom
Spreads:  Root suckers
Type of support: (Wildlife, pollinators, erosion prevention, hedgerows.  
Edible: Fruit are edible but not preferred.
Mature Height:  30 feet
Mature Width:  30 feet

USDA NRCS Plant Guide

Photo Credit: WACD PMC