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Flat
clusters of small, creamy white flowers in spring; flowers have
an unpleasant scent; bright red fruit late summer and early
autumn; spring foliage is very downy; fall color is yellow to
bronze. Does well in full sun; moist, well-drained soil, but
tolerant of drought; pH adaptable. This species has fewer thorns
than Cockspur Hawthorn, and is sometimes planted as an
ornamental for the large white flowers in the spring and crimson
fruit in the fall.
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