Crataegus douglasii (Black Hawthorne) Size:1 gal SE Landscape Use and Ecological Function:

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant is found in riparian zones

The trees host butterfly caterpillars and provide perches and nesting places for many bird species

and conventional or ornamental gardens

being indigenous to Alaska and most of Canada

Crataegus douglasii (Black Hawthorne) Size:1 gal SE Landscape Use and Ecological Function:Plant Description: Upright, bushy shrub tree with a spreading rounded crown, coarse, gray bark, and smooth, red young twigs. Occasional stout thorns, 0. 5 1 inch long, adorn the branches. Shiny, dark green leaves are oval, very slightly lobed with a double serrated margin near the tip and pale undersides. Leaves turn yellow, orange and red in autumn. Flowers appear as white, globed shaped buds opening into clusters of 5 12 white flowers with greenish