Hawthorn, Wild Form (Crataegus monogyna) seeds, organic
$4.95 – $20.10
Family: Rose (Rosaceae)
Hardy to Zones 4 to 8
Small to mid-sized deciduous thorny bush to small tree can be kept trimmed to desired size and even does well as a hedgerow species. Hawthorn trees are pretty dependably grown from seed but it takes patience. Seed sown in the spring will germinate the following spring–sometimes exactly 365 days from sowing! Seed sown in the fall usually germinates the following fall. Seedlings are very tough and can persist in nature for years until they get the chance to grow into trees. Work up the seedlings out in gallon pots for a year or two before transplanting to landscape. Tree prefers full sun to part shade and deep, moist to mesic soil of average fertility. No compost or fertilizer is needed or recommended. Space trees 30 feet apart or if making into a hedgerow plant 5 feet apart. A giving plant to bird and beast alike. Traditional usage (TWM): maladies of the heart. Tree has a beautiful fountaining habit, and the berries are really good to eat fresh, dried, or in confections (but remove the seeds lest they in turn remove a tooth).
Packet contains 10 seeds
10 g contains approximately 80 seeds
100 g contains approximately 800 seeds
Certified Organically Grown
Trish Salcedo (verified owner) –
I patiently waited 11 months to see the seedlings. 9 out of my 10 seeds emerged. I have never grown a tree from seed before so having almost every one of them germinate was extremely exciting! They are tough little seedlings so far and it’s been wonderful watching them grow!
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Margaret FitzGibbon –
I ordered 2 hawthorn plants and they both arrived in beautiful condition, well packaged for travelling across the country. You can tell tehy’ve had tender loving care!
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