Rhaphiolepsis umbellata minor 'Gulf Green'
Indian hawthorns are grown for their attractively neat, mounded form and clusters of flowers. The fragrant, pink or white crabapple-like flowers open in clusters above the foliage in Mid-April to May.
Bluish-black berries appear in Late Summer and persists through the Winter.
The leathery, dark evergreen leaves are rounded, about 2" to 3" long, turning purplish in winter.
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| Ornamental Characteristics |
| Category |
Shrub |
| Foliage Type |
Broadleaf Evergreen |
| Height |
2' - 4' |
| Spread |
3' - 4' |
| Shape |
Mounding |
| Primary Foliage Color |
(Glossy) Dark Green |
| Seasonal Foliage Color |
Purply-green |
| Flowering Season |
Spring |
| Flower Color |
White or Pink |
| Berries |
Black |
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| Environmental Characteristics |
| Growth Rate |
Moderate |
| Sun Preferences |
Sun to Partial Shade |
| Water Preferences |
Average: Ensure the planting area is prepared for good drainage. Poor drainage areas may result in 'root rot'.
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| Cold Hardiness Zone |
7 |
