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Perfection [Crataegus opaca 'Perfection']


Once the Perfection Mayhaw was only known as a thorny berry fruit that grew on trees in the swamps that produced bushels of floating red berries in May that could be easily scooped up with nets out of rivers, creeks and lakes for jelly making. Much of this activity took place near Colquitt, Georgia where tons of the mayhaw jelly was sought out by gourmets for the traditional breakfast use on hot buttered toast or biscuits.


The Perfection Mayhaw Tree blooms late and produces large one inch berries that are bright red on the outside and have a fragrant, red pulp, originated in Louisiana.

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Perfection price(s):

2-3 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)

$8.90

3-4 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)

$27.95

4-5 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)

$39.20

5-6 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)

$45.20

6-7 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)

$119.95




Recommended zones for Perfection:

Zone 3

(-35˚ to -20˚)

Zone 4

(-20˚ to -10˚)

Zone 5

(-10˚ to -5˚)

Zone 6

(-5˚ to 5˚)

Zone 7

(5˚ to 10˚)

Zone 8

(10˚ to 20˚)

Zone 9

(20˚ to 30˚)


The Perfection Mayhaw Tree is a heavy bearer and its mayhaw fruit can be used in delicious mayhaw jellies and jams.
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