Toba Hawthorn

This flowering hawthorn delivers fragrant white to pink flowers in late spring, persistent red berries in autumn, and a dense, thorny branching structure: a four-season ornamental well suited to wildlife gardens, informal hedges, and specimen plantings.

• Broad, rounded crown with slightly arching branches.
• Flowers are followed by berries, ripening to red in the fall.
• The lobed green leaves have no significant fall colour.
• Commonly used for specimen.
• Grows best in full sun.