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Crataegus x lavallei

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Lavalle Hawthorne Heritage Tree

Lavalle Hawthorne 

FAMILY: ROSACEAE

About Lavalle Hawthorne at OSU's Landscape Plants site

  • Hybrid of uncertain parentage, perhaps cross between C. mexicana & C. crusgalli. Named in 1880.
  • Can reach 40’ but usually shorter.
  • Leaves dark green and glossy; can turn bronzy-red in fall but will stay on the tree until December.
  • White flowers in clusters turn into large (1/2”) orangered fruit in fall that remains on tree into winter.
  • Fairly common in Portland.
Tree #LocationDimensionsPhoto and Notes
109

1011 SW 12th

Right of Way

38' Height

46' Spread

6.1' Circ.

This tree is one of 4 Heritage Hawthornes in front of the First Unitarian Church.

110

1011 SW 12th

Right of Way

38' Height

46' Spread

5.7' Circ.

This tree is one of 4 Heritage Hawthornes in front of the First Unitarian Church.

111

1011 SW 12th

Right of Way

38' Height

46' Spread

5.8' Circ.

This tree is one of 4 Heritage Hawthornes in front of the First Unitarian Church.

112

1011 SW 12th

Right of Way

38' Height

36' Spread

7.3' Circ.

This tree is one of 4 Heritage Hawthornes in front of the First Unitarian Church.

3756704 SE 122nd Ave. Leach Botanical Garden

35' Height

34' Spread

8.6' Circ.

31" DBH

This tree is located in the courtyard area of Leach Botanical Garden. 

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