Crataegus crus

Leaf emergence

Crataegus crus

Rosaceae · broadleaf deciduous tree · introduced

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Plant Profile

Size & Form

Height
32 ft
Spread
32 ft
Growth Rate
Medium

Site Requirements

Light
Sun to Part Shade
Soil Drainage
Wet Tolerant
Soil pH
4.5-8.5
Water
High
Hardiness
Zones 4a–7b

Ornamental Interest

Origin
North America

Field Observations

Cockspur Hawthorn new leaves
Cockspur Hawthorn: New leaves
April 23, 2026 · Kent
Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn bud swell
Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn: Bud swell
March 22, 2026 · Kent
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Bloom Infection Window

Active Conidial Spread

RustHigh

Uredinial Stage (Summer)

Adult Flight

+ 3 more — see full disease and pest lists below

Diseases: Regionally Documented (6)

Pests: Regionally Documented (10)

Phenological Calendar

As of June 3, 2026, Puget Sound stations range from 2435.5 to 2672.8 GDD₃₂. Crataegus crus has passed leaf emergence (1539 GDD₃₂).

Regional Season Tracker

GDD₃₂ accumulation across 7 Puget Sound stations · as of Jun 3, 2026
Station GDD₃₂ Current Stage Next To Go
Issaquah / East King 2,673 Leaf emergence
Kent / Auburn 2,665 Leaf emergence
Seattle / UW 2,610 Leaf emergence
Olympia / Tumwater 2,570 Leaf emergence
Tacoma / Puyallup 2,535 Leaf emergence
Bellingham / Whatcom 2,533 Leaf emergence
Sequim / Rain Shadow 2,436 Leaf emergence
View full calendar (1 stages)
Stage GDD32 Typical Window
Leaf emergence BBCH 11 NOW 1539 Observed

Source: Field observation, Kent area, 2026-04-23 About GDD₃₂ →

Season tracker for Kent / Auburn as of Jun 3, 2026. Predicted dates use 16-day weather forecast through Jun 19, 2026, then climate normals.

Cultivars (1)
'Galli'
Common name: Cockspur Hawthorn; Mature height: 20–30 ft
Hardy to USDA Zone 4
Data Maturity
Structured Multiple sources. Expert review underway.