Washington Hawthorne save their most spectacular display for fall. The tree has small white flower clusters in late spring or early summer.
Foliage turns a beautiful orange or red in the fall.
The tree also produces shiny red fruit in autumn which hang on well into winter. The tree attracts bees and birds. It is very hardy and likes to be on the dry side, therefore it does very well in our area. The tree is available both in single stem and multi-stem forms. When the season changes, so do the questions.