Mayhaw
Mayhaw trees are small, deciduous fruit trees native to the southeastern U.S., prized for their tart, cranberry-like fruit. The berries ripen in late spring and are most commonly used in making jellies, syrups, and preserves. With showy white blooms in early spring and glossy green foliage, Mayhaw trees add both ornamental and culinary value to the landscape.
Call (903) 792-0831 for pricing and availability.
Mayhaw trees are small, deciduous fruit trees native to the southeastern U.S., prized for their tart, cranberry-like fruit. The berries ripen in late spring and are most commonly used in making jellies, syrups, and preserves. With showy white blooms in early spring and glossy green foliage, Mayhaw trees add both ornamental and culinary value to the landscape.
Call (903) 792-0831 for pricing and availability.
Mayhaw trees are small, deciduous fruit trees native to the southeastern U.S., prized for their tart, cranberry-like fruit. The berries ripen in late spring and are most commonly used in making jellies, syrups, and preserves. With showy white blooms in early spring and glossy green foliage, Mayhaw trees add both ornamental and culinary value to the landscape.
Call (903) 792-0831 for pricing and availability.