Clean Sweep™ Snowbank™ Indian Hawthorne
Overview: An Indian hawthorn grown for its fragrant white spring blooms.
Mature size: Approximately 3–6 ft. tall and wide.
Sun exposure: Full sun for the best flowering and disease resistance
Flowering season: Spring
Hardiness: USDA Zones 7–10
Water needs: Average; drought-tolerant once established
Special features: Bred with low fruit set to reduce reseeding, unlike older Indian hawthorn varieties. Dense, mounding, broadleaf evergreen with fragrant, crabapple-like spring flowers followed by dark berries that persist into winter; salt- and drought-tolerant, a good coastal shrub; avoid overhead watering, which encourages leaf spot
Wildlife value: Bees pollinate the flowers; berries eaten by birds
Botanical name: Rhaphiolepis Hybrid 'DB-01'
Category: Shrubs & Trees