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The Crataegus persimilis ‘Prunifolia Splendens’ (Frosted Thorn Tree) supplied as bare root stock offers a striking small tree option combining elegant spring blossom, bold autumn colour and dense wildlife-friendly fruiting habit. Supplied bare root for cost-efficient planting between November and March, this cultivar is ideal for landscapers, ecological restoration planners, farmers and landowners wanting a hardy, multi-season performer that supports biodiversity while delivering garden or landscape impact.
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Key Features
Bare Root Supplied – Dormant root-stock delivered for economical, bulk-planting and excellent root establishment in the planting season.
Distinctive Autumn Colour – Glossy oval leaves mature to rich shades of orange, copper and scarlet in autumn, creating a vivid seasonal display.
Spring Blossom & Fruit – In late spring the tree bears clusters of white flowers, followed by bright red fruit which persist into winter and attract birds.
Compact Size for Versatility – Suitable for smaller landscapes, park planting, mixed hedges or screening where larger trees may be inappropriate.
Hardy & Adaptable – Tolerant of a range of soils and conditions including urban or exposed sites; ideal for challenging landscapes.
Wildlife Support – Thorny, dense branching provides nesting or shelter for birds; autumn fruits supply food for wildlife through winter.
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Crataegus persimilis ‘Prunifolia Splendens’ | Frosted Thorn Tree - Bare Root
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Specification Details Botanical Name Crataegus persimilis ‘Prunifolia Splendens’ Common Name Frosted Thorn Tree Family Rosaceae Origin Cultivar of hawthorn type tree; widely grown in UK/Europe for ornament and wildlife-value 🔗 Learn More About the Rosaceae Family
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