Hawthorn tree

Hawthorn is a showy, small tree with clouds of white flowers in spring, vivid fall color, and bright red winter fruits.

Our guide of how to identify hawthorn, crab apple and rowan trees in the British countryside

An old Mother Goose Rhyme about collecting dew on Beltane: "The fair maid who, the first of May Goes to the fields at the break of day And washes in dew from the hawthorn tree Will ever after handsome be!"

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Common Hawthorn tree identification - small, lobed leaf, white flowers in spring, red berries in autumn and two types of thorn

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Hawthorns are pollinator magnets, edible, and beautiful. They come in a variety of colors and sizes. Learn how to grow these trees now on Gardener's Path.

According to the Met Office, Wales is one of the windier parts of the UK and the windiest areas are over high ground and along the coast. Look at the Hawthorn trees along the cliff-tops as you walk…

Journey into the world of hawthorn tree symbolism, and unravel the layers of meanings it holds. These ancient symbols can offer insights into love, protection, and the rhythms of the natural world, enriching your understanding of this tree's role in our lives. #SymbolicWisdom #TreeSymbolism #HawthornTreeMeaning #flowers

The hawthorn is a deciduous tree with thorny branches and serrated leaves. They are perfect for many species of birds that use them as materials to build their nests. Berries are a common food source for many avian species. Beyond being a pretty tree, it is above all a strong element in different cultures. The symbolism of the hawthorn tree has a long history with Celtic, Greek and Druidic traditions.