Tracy Hawthorn

Crataegus tracyi

Tracy Hawthorn is a rare, slow-growing small native tree of the limestone hills and canyons of Central Texas, offering four seasons of quiet, understated beauty. Clusters of small white flowers in spring are followed by attractive dark green foliage through summer, then bright red berry-like fruits in fall that persist through winter and provide a valuable food source for birds. Its thorny, gnarled branching and rugged bark develop considerable character with age, making it an outstanding choice for naturalistic hedges, wildlife gardens, and collections of rare Texas native plants.

• Delicate White Spring Blossoms
• Ornamental Red Fall Berries
• Rare Native Texas Hawthorn