What does the hawthorn tree look like?

Answer 1

A grey-barked woody plant maturing to about three times the height of a six-foot (1.83-meter) human and showcasing banch- or trunk-based thorns, lobed or serrated leaves, pink or white five-petaled flowers, and red berry-like pomes is how the hawthorn tree looks.

Specifically, the tree in question (Crataegus spp) can be considered a shrub or small tree. It grows to a mature height of 16-49 feet (5-15 meters). It has bark which ages from smooth to fissured, ridged grey. The surface of its branches or trunk is home to sharp thorns 0.39-4.5 inches (1-11.5 centimeters) long. The foliage may grow in clustered or spiral arrangements of leaves with lobed or serrated margins. The fruits - which follows five-petaled pink or white blooms - will look like little red berries even though scientists call them "pomes."

Answer 2

Hawthorn is a dense, thorny shrub that grows 5-13 ft (1.5-4 m) high. It has white flowers that look like roses.

Answer 3

Hawthorn trees are small to medium-sized with dense branches and thorns. They have lobed leaves and produce white or pink clustered flowers in spring, followed by small red berries in the fall.