Hawthorn Bare Root Hedge Species_Sweetgum surrounded by a single row

surrounded by a single row of purple-red petals that sometimes appear almost black

Regular watering and feeding during the growing season will ensure vibrant growth and abundant flowering

it’s a sign that it needs watering

on the top of the stem forms a semi-compact umbel of violet florets with light-green centres or ovum

Hawthorn Bare Root Hedge Species_Sweetgum surrounded by a single rowCrateagus monogyna is commonly known as 'Hawthorn', 'Quickthorn' or 'Whitethorn', it is an extremely popular UK native hedge that displays vibrant white flowers spring summer before showing off wonderful red haws (berries) in Autumn winter. The sharp thorns are a great intruder deterrent as well as being a safe area for birds and other wildlife to nest and shelter. Hawthorn will do fine in any type of soil as long as you avoid very wet conditions.