Common Hawthorn Tree | Crataegus monogyna

Common Hawthorn Tree | Crataegus monogynaAs far as we're concerned, the common hawthorn tree deserves a bit of a fancier name, because its visual impact is truly second to none! Boasting elegant white (sometimes pink) blossoms, vivid red berries (known as haws) and attractive foliage that takes on golden hues come autumn, this thorny customer deserves a place in any garden. Hawthorn berries can be used to make delicious jellies, soothing herbal teas and tangy sauces (like haw sin). You'll

an accolade bestowed upon those plants proven to perform particularly well in British gardens

specially treated bulbs of Pink Pearl may start to bloom in December and will bring abundant spring colours and perfumed air to the home

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this charming ornamental tree really does have everything going for it

The ornamental nature of the leaves

They also work well as groundcover and will naturalise an area after being established

this variety produces absolutely glorious (and abundant) white blossoms in the spring

helping keep your garden looking nice and healthy when little else is going on

Alongside its contribution to your garden's overall aesthetic appeal

By planting wildflowers native to the UK

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