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Winter King Hawthorn
Crataegus virdis ‘Winter King’
- Height: 20′
- Spread: 25′
- Shape: Wide Vase Shape Spreading
- Growth Rate: Medium
- Foliage: Dark Green, Glossy
- Fall Color: Orange
- Flower: White
- Fruit: Orange-Red Berry Clusters
- Distinctive Features: Bright orange berry cluster in winter
Crataegus virdis ‘Winter King’ – Winter King Hawthorn, one of the best Hawthorns, has four seasons of interest. White flowers in the spring are followed by orange berry clusters in the fall. The fruits hold on into the winter and the striking architecture of the branches is accented by the silvery exfoliating bark.








