TOBA HAWTHORN  Crataegus × mordenensis ‘Toba’
• A hardy Morden‑bred hawthorn known for its fragrant, double white flowers that age to soft pink, creating a distinctive two‑tone effect in late spring.
• Forms a rounded, picturesque canopy with rugged branching and a sculptural character that becomes more pronounced with age.
• Glossy green foliage remains clean through the season and turns soft yellow in fall.
• Produces clusters of double white‑to‑pink blooms in late spring, creating a dense, showy display.
• Small red fruit may appear but is sparse and generally insignificant, with minimal litter.
• Adaptable to varied soils and shows good drought tolerance once established; occasional pruning helps maintain structure.
• Full Sun
• Zone 3, 5–6 m Height × 4–5 m Width
