Crataegus nigra - Hungarian Black Hawthorn spring flowering have been developed as human

have been developed as human migration brought the fig to many places outside its natural range

transforming to one of the best autumnal deep-yellows available

originating from Eastern Asia

This particular species has flowers that are hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs)

grey bark which adds a distinctive texture to its environment and glossy

Crataegus nigra - Hungarian Black Hawthorn spring flowering have been developed as humanDescription Specification Gift wrap Crataegus nigra is a deciduous fruit tree that can grow to heights of 6m. The Hungarian Hawthorn produces black fruits that can be eaten straight from the tree, cooked to make preserves and pie fillings, or can be dried for later use. The tree flowers in May, producing small, dainty white flowers. It is hermaphrodite, meaning it has both female and male organs and is pollinated by midges. It can tolerate atmospheric