Plants That Survive & Thrive on the OBX – Indian Hawthorn
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Indian Hawthorn
Rhaphiolepis indica
Indian Hawthorn is an evergreen shrub that is low maintenance and can be used as a border or hedge. It can handle a variety of tough coastal conditions making it the perfect addition to your Outer Banks landscape.
In the spring, the flowers give off a sweet floral fragrance that attracts humans and pollinators alike. The blooms range in color from snow white to pastel pinks.
In the fall, the berries are a wonderful food source for the birds and wildlife.
Avoid wetting the leaves as it can be susceptible to Leaf Spot.
Highlights
- Full Sun to partial shade.
- Salt and wind tolerant.
- Moist, well-drained soil is preferred.
- Drought tolerant once established.
- Attracts Pollinators.
- Winter hardy.
Care
- Plant with plenty of space.
- Avoid overhead irrigation.
- Prune after flowering.
Pest & Diseases
- Leaf Spot can be troublesome.
- Susceptible to Fire Blight
- Watch for Aphid, Nematodes, and Scale.
Check back in the coming weeks to learn about more plants that survive and thrive on the Outer Banks.
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