Crataegus douglasii (Black Hawthorne) Size:1 gal SE being indigenous to Alaska and

being indigenous to Alaska and most of Canada

7" and only weighs 1

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

Male cones are very small

open and rounded

Crataegus douglasii (Black Hawthorne) Size:1 gal SE being indigenous to Alaska andPlant 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