Broad-leaved cockspur thorn is a tough little tree providing year-round interest. Clusters of white flowers appear in early summer followed by dazzling russet leaves in autumn and bright red fruit that are loved by birds . Suitable for all gardens, it can be kept in a pot if pruned. Fully Hardy, likes sun and any soil.

Cultivation: Tough ornamental tree with the sharpest thorns providing year round interest
Soil: Well-drained , loamy soil but can tolerate clay and sandy soils of varying pH level
Position: Sun, partial shade
Foliage: Green oval leaves turning orange in autumn before dropping.
Flowering: Showy, white, fragrant flowers in spring
Fruiting: Produces small berry like haws, providing food for birds and wildlife
Habit: Upright, spreading with rounded crown
Hardiness: Fully Hardy
Growth: Moderate growth rate
Height & Spread in Maturity: 6-8m x 4-8m, can be kept smaller with pruning

Special features: The Flowering Thorn is a tough little tree providing year-round interest