Flowering plants that complement Indian hawthorn plantings include compact strawberry bush (Arbutus unedo), French lavender (Lavandula dentate candicans), red crepe myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica), trumpet honeysuckle (Lonicera semervierens), and Carolina jasmine (Gelsemium sempervirens).
Indian hawthorn grows well with the following companion plants: aucuba, juniper, Yaupon holly, strawberry bush, crape myrtle, and cotoneaster.
Are Indian hawthorn shrubs easy to care for?
Indian hawthorn shrubs are relatively low-maintenance plants, as long as they are planted in the appropriate growth circumstances. A sunny location with well-drained soil and sufficient air circulation is preferred by these plants. In the case of container gardening, it’s vital to use a pot with plenty of drainage holes and a loose potting mix to ensure success.
How do you plant an Indian hawthorn?
Creating the ideal climate for your Indian Hawthorn will guarantee that it gets off to a good start and continues to grow for many years to come. Locate the best location for your plant and prepare the soil by creating a hole that is significantly larger than the plant’s present rootball. Remove any stones, twigs, or grass that may have fallen into the hole during the digging process.
What do you feed Indian Hawthorne trees?
Despite the fact that Indian Hawthorne are normally poor feeders, an application of a slow-release shrub and tree food in the spring, especially one that contains iron and/or sulfur, can aid in the retention of a deeper green foliage and the maintenance of steady development and overall health of the plant. Alternatively, you might use a natural organic plant food to supplement your diet.
