This slow-growing, small, rounded evergreen shrub is ideal for any sunny garden. The neat, compact growth habit seldom needs pruning and the low profile makes Indian Hawthorn well-suited as dense, large-scale groundcovers, low dividers, or informal hedges. High salt-tolerance makes Indian Hawthorn especially useful for seaside plantings.

Scientific name: Raphiolepis indica
Pronunciation: raff-fee-oh-LEPP-piss IN-dick-kuh
Common name(s): Indian Hawthorn

Fact sheet: Indian Hawthorn

Planted in Nassau County Extension Demonstration Garden

Sold at Nassau County Master Gardener Plant Sale

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