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Cold-Hardy Indian Hawthorn Varieties for Georgia

If cold killed your Indian hawthorns, replant with tougher cultivars. 'Blueberry Muffin', 'Snow', 'Eskimo', 'Georgia Charm', 'Georgia Petite', and 'Eleanor Tabor' are noted for cold hardiness. For disease resistance, see the list at bit.ly/GAhawthorn.

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