Its no secret that I love Hawthorns as a species for Bonsai. They truly are a four season tree, great in Winter and the image the display with all the fine branches, in Spring the fresh bright green serrated tiny leaves, as The flowers come in early Summer and then the Berries and finally a riot of colour in the Autumn…and if you are lucky (as seen here) the berries remain.
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I love them, but mine are refusing to grow here…he he he! Need cold in winter.
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I certainly enjoy the hawthorns you post on here! I’d order one if I could import it. Keep up the great work!
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Your lucky to have this variety of Hawthorn to work with, the one we have here in america has long thorns and larger leaves as well as a flower that exudes a scent of rotting flesh!
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