Often located on the banks of ponds and rivers, the mayhaw (Crataegus aestivalis) is a deciduous, primarily Southern shrub in the hawthorn family that can be trained into a small tree. It can be ...

Mayhaw was the second quickest tree to be claimed. In the past, she said, mayhaw was the most popular choice. Mayhaws produce large red berries that are prized as the source of preserves and jellies.

(KTVE/KARD) — Rhonda and Ken Rudder have been planting mayhaw’s for nearly 17 years ... and now we have 50 something trees that bare in June instead of May. Rhonda Rudder, owner of Richland ...

Southerners know that the best jelly on earth is made from the red berries ... search for "mayhaw jelly" will yield lots of mail-order sources. Unfortunately, mayhaw trees are not reliably winter ...

Plants like Mayhaw. Mayhaw is an underappreciated indigenous fruit tree of the lower Southern states. Similar to a crab apple, its small, bright red fruit has the acidity of a cranberry but is a ...

New Orleans residents can pick out a free tree at the NOLA ... Pond Cypress, Red Maple, Live Oak, Shumard Oak, Nuttall Oak, Weeping Willow, Mayhaw, Crape Myrtle, Tulip Poplar ...

To claim a free tree, you must have proof of residency by ... and Green Buttonwood, Red Maple, Pignut Hickory, Pecan, Catalpa, Sugarberry, Mayhaw, Persimmon, Green Ash, Dahoon Holly, Yaupon Holly, ...