Showy white flower clusters in spring, bright red fruit in fall. 4b Washington Hawthorn has an upright oval to rounded form.
Leaves develop nice fall color ranging from orange to red to purple.
Clusters of white flowers appear in early June. Often available as a multi-trunked specimen. The sharp thorns can be hazardous, so Washington Hawthorn should not be planted too close to pedestrian routes. Although not immune to cedar-hawthorn rust, the rust spots on the leaves remain small and rarely cause defoliation. May be prone to damage from ice and snow loads.