Hundredfold Black Hawthorn 10 Seeds - Crataegus douglasii Pacific Northwest Native Shrub, Small Fruit Tree

• A large shrub to small tree that grows up to 8 metre tall, bears showy, white flowers in late spring.
• Black hawthorns like lots of sunlight to grow to tree size.
• The apple-like fruit provides food for birds in the winter.
• The impenetrable hawthorn thickets are good nesting and resting sites for small birds and mammals.

This species is a handsome ornamental with showy white flowers and shiny black fruits. Cattle and sheep browse the foliage; pheasants, partridges, quail, and other birds consume the berries. The most widespread western member of its genus, Black Hawthorn is also the only species north to southeastern Alaska.

Hundredfold Note: 

Crab Apples vs. Callery Pears: A Smarter Choice for Your Yard

Apples and pears may belong to the same family, but Callery pears (aka Bradford pears) are invasive, smelly, and harmful to local ecosystems. If you have one, it’s time to say goodbye!

Why Choose Crab Apples or Hawthorns?

·         Beautiful & Beneficial: Stunning blooms, fragrant fruits, and a haven for birds and pollinators.

·         Eco-Friendly: Support local wildlife and replace invasive species with trees that do nothing but good.

Transform Your Landscape Today!
Replace Callery pears with crab apples or hawthorns for a healthier, more vibrant yard. Shop now and make a difference!