Plants ordered now will begin shipping mid to late October. First come first served.
Hawthorn, English (Crataegus oxyacantha/laevigata) potted tree
$21.00
Family: Rose (Rosaceae)
Hardy to zone 4 to 8
Deciduous thorny bush to small tree to 20 feet. Native to Europe. Traditional use (TWM): Maladies of the heart. Plants prefer full sun to part shade and water. Well-suited to clay soils. Shelterbelt, landscape tree, hedgerow, living fence. This is the prettiest of the Hawthorns, with pink or red flowers and showy autumn color. The fruits are excellent. Unless planting closely for a hedge, space trees 30 feet apart.
Potted Tree
Out of stock
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Sara –
Hi, I need the oxyacantha one. How can I make sure I’m getting this one and not the laevigata?
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Richo Cech –
hi sara, they are the same–oxyacantha = laevigata. we have no availability of this tree right now–we do have good stock on wild hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna). richo
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Gabrielle –
Hello! Do you think these plants will be up for sale this Spring? Thank you!
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Richo Cech –
Hello Gabrielle, I don’t know, I’m sorry, but please do hit waitlist.
Richo
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Gabrielle –
Thanks very much, anyway. I purchased the seeds!
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Fred Boneberg –
Should I trim dead leaves on Howthorne bushes?
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Richo Cech –
no, this is way too dangerous, and they will self-prune. r
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Luciano borghi marques –
Any prevision about new seeds? Did you send to Brazil?
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Mayche Cech –
Hi Luciano, I’m sorry to report that we cannot ship any seeds to Brazil. Richo
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Mary Rickrich –
I want to be added to “waitlist” but do not see it. I did click “wishlist”.
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Richo Cech –
Hi Mary, We’re going to have to look into this waitlist issue–a number of people have mentioned it. Meanwhile we now have your e-mail so can contact you when these come back in stock. Richo
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Red –
Mary – you first need to click on how many plants you want (chose a quantity) then it will say, out of stock – and then shows a place to add your email for a wait list.
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Cayla –
I really want to make sure I am buying a C. oxyacantha tree/shrub. Is there a way to choose?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Cayla, Those are 2 Latin names (interchangeable species names in common use) for the same tree. Richo
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Angela –
I’d really love to buy one of these from you. How tall will the tree be? Will it be ready to flower this summer? Thanks so much Rico! You are awesome!
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Richo Cech –
Hello Cayla,
Sorry to say these are not currently up for sale. We do have a field of them and are hoping to offer them in the spring. they are about 18 inches tall and probably won’t flower until the second year after planting. Hit “waitlist.”
Richo
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Sue Donovan (verified owner) –
I ordered two Hawthorn Trees and was so impressed by how my two trees were packaged and shipped to me, but completely blown away by the quality of the Hawthorn Trees and every product I have ever bought from Strictly Medicinals. Thank you Richo!
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Lora –
Which of your Hawthorns bear the largest fruit?
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Admin Richo Cech –
That would be the Crataegus monogyna but to be fair the Chinese Hawthorn “C. pinnatifida var. major” has truly huge fruits. Whether they are ounce-per-ounce as potent as our monogyna, I doubt. Anyway, here is a great youtube on the subject of Chinese hawthorn by my friend Joe Hollis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lb6Uz5y_sd8
Richo
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