Dwarf Indian Hawthorn is a versatile group of compact, evergreen shrubs prized for their reliable spring floral display, tidy habit, and exceptional toughness. These plants form dense, mounded clumps of glossy, leathery foliage that provide year-round structure. In spring, they are covered in clusters of fragrant, star-shaped white or pink flowers, followed by attractive dark blue berries. Highly tolerant of heat, drought, poor soils, and coastal conditions, they are ideal, low-maintenance choices for foundation plantings, low hedges, borders, and mass plantings.

• Compact & Dense Habit: Naturally grows into a neat, rounded, and dense mound, typically reaching 3-4 feet in both height and spread, perfect for small spaces.

• Prolific Spring Bloom: Flowers abundantly in mid to late spring with clusters of fragrant, white or pink (depending on cultivar) star-shaped flowers.

• Four-Season Interest: Offers glossy evergreen foliage, showy spring flowers, and ornamental blue-black berries that persist into winter and attract birds.

• Extremely Tough & Adaptable: Once established, it is highly tolerant of heat, drought, wind, salt spray, and a wide range of well-drained soils.

• Low Maintenance & Versatile: Requires minimal pruning and care. Excellent for low hedges, mass plantings, foundation beds, slopes, or containers.