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Indian Hawthorn - Group Planting
A nice example of a group planting of Indian Hawthorn. Nice bright white flowers held against chubby, oval, dark green foliage. Very low maintenance.
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Foliage Close-Up
Oval, dark green foliage that is quite thick & sturdy gives this variety a very attractive look throughout the entire year.
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Indian Hawthorn Flowers
The blooms of Indian Hawthorn 'Alba' are bright, pure white - a wonderful contrast against the dense, dark green foliage. Flowers begin to bloom in late March, and last throughout the spring and into the summer in most areas.
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Hawthorn Berries
Here is a shot of the berries that are produced by Indian Hawthorn. These berries begin showing up on the shrubs in early to mid summer, and become larger & ripen in the fall. The berries are quite large ( approx 3/8" diameter ), and turn a deep purple/blue as they ripen. Berries usually remain on the shrub throughout the winter months.
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