Crataegus marshallii 26/4 Restock The leaves recall a small-leaved

The leaves recall a small-leaved Japanese maple

or entry where the polished red-brown trunk can be admired

magnolia-like and a little smaller than a star magnolia

well-mannered habit you want from a camellia

when a variegated flowering maple was the sort of thing one kept in a bright room through winter and carried out to the terrace each summer

Crataegus marshallii 26/4 Restock The leaves recall a small-leavedThe parsley haw, Crataegus marshallii, is a distinctive and graceful small native tree, named for the shiny, deeply dissected, parsley like leaves that set the whole genus apart at a glance. White flowers centered with rosy red stamens open in spring, followed by bright red fruit that lingers into fall. Native to the Piedmont and Coastal Plain of the southeastern United States, where the parsley haw grows on moist sites, this hawthorn is one of the