Crataegus cordata (phaenopyrum) (Washington Hawthorn)
The Washington hawthorn is a tiny, brightly coloured tree that will add brightness to any landscape. The reddish-purple leaves emerge in the spring, then become dark green as they are joined by a beautiful display of white flowers in the summer. The leaves become orange, red, or purple in the fall. The bright show continues throughout the winter with red berries, which frequently contrast nicely with the first winter flakes
Botanical Name : Crataegus cordata (phaenopyrum)
Common Name : Washington Hawthorn
Height : 25-30 ft
Spread : 15-20 ft
Germination Info : 120 days cold moist stratification.
Hardiness zone : 4-8
Average seed per ounce : Approx. 1,750