Green Hawthorn

'Full bloom'

Crataegus viridis

Rosaceae · broadleaf deciduous tree · native

Last updated

Quick Facts

Height
20–40 ft
Spread
20-35 ft
Growth Rate
Slow
Light
Full Sun
Soil
Well Drained, Adaptable
Water
Low to moderate
Hardiness
Zone Zones 4a–8b
Bloom Time
May
Fall Color
Purple, scarlet
Origin
from Maryland, Virginia to Illinois
Watch for this season

Bloom Infection Window

RustHigh

Aecial Stage (Alternate Host)

Scale insectHigh

Crawler Emergence

Larval Feeding

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Phenological Calendar

As of May 14, 2026, Puget Sound stations range from 1926.1 to 2121.1 GDD₃₂. Green Hawthorn has passed 'full bloom' (1370 GDD₃₂).

Regional Season Tracker

GDD₃₂ accumulation across 7 Puget Sound stations · as of May 14, 2026
Station GDD₃₂ Current Stage Next To Go
Issaquah / East King 2,121 'Full bloom'
Kent / Auburn 2,113 'Full bloom'
Seattle / UW 2,085 'Full bloom'
Olympia / Tumwater 2,047 'Full bloom'
Tacoma / Puyallup 2,016 'Full bloom'
Bellingham / Whatcom 1,994 'Full bloom'
Sequim / Rain Shadow 1,926 'Full bloom'
Stage GDD32 Typical Window
'First bloom' BBCH '61' 1200 ''
'Full bloom' BBCH '65' NOW 1370 ''
Range: 888–1070 GDD₃₂ (6yr)

Source: 'Master catalog (OSU, UMD), converted GDD50->GDD32 via Kent bloom-date mapping' About GDD₃₂ →

Season tracker for Kent / Auburn as of May 14, 2026. Predicted dates use 16-day weather forecast through May 30, 2026, then climate normals.

Diseases: Regionally Documented (6)

Pests: Regionally Documented (10)

Cultivars (1)

'Winter King'
Common name: Winter King Hawthorn Winter King Green Hawthorn; Mature height: 20–25 ft
Hardy to USDA Zone 4
Data Maturity
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