



Plant a Whitethorn in Irish soil and support one of Ireland’s most important native hedgerow species. Known for its delicate spring blossom, bright autumn berries and dense, protective growth, Whitethorn plays a vital role in supporting pollinators, birds and small mammals. Every tree is planted on your behalf as part of our Irish reforestation and habitat restoration projects. You will receive a hand-printed certificate with the location and certificate number of your tree. By planting Whitethorn, you are helping restore biodiversity, strengthen hedgerows and create lasting impact for future generations.
Your Whitethorn will be planted in one of our carefully managed Irish forests or hedgerow projects. You will receive a hand-printed certificate with your tree’s location and certificate number. Each planting supports biodiversity, habitat restoration and carbon capture in Ireland.
Whitethorn (Crataegus monogyna) is one of Ireland’s best known native trees and hedgerow species.
Irish name: Sceach Gheal
It is loved for its spring blossom, thorny protective branches and red berries in autumn. Whitethorn is deeply rooted in Irish tradition and rural landscapes.
• Pollinator support – spring flowers provide valuable nectar for bees and insects
• Food for wildlife – autumn berries feed birds and small mammals
• Habitat creation – dense branches offer shelter and nesting space
• Carbon capture – helps absorb CO₂ and improve air quality
• Hedgerow restoration – strengthens natural boundaries and wildlife corridors
Whitethorn is a symbol of resilience, protection and connection to the Irish landscape. Planting one helps preserve an iconic native species while restoring the living hedgerows and habitats that support biodiversity across Ireland. It is a meaningful gift and a lasting way to be part of Ireland’s reforestation story.
Whitethorn is one of Ireland’s most recognisable native hedgerow trees. It supports pollinators with spring blossom and provides berries and shelter for wildlife later in the year.
Whitethorn helps bees and other pollinators in spring, while its dense branches offer nesting shelter and its berries feed birds in autumn and winter.
Yes. Whitethorn is a native Irish species and has long been part of our hedgerows, rural landscapes and folklore.
Whitethorn can live for 150 to 300 years, making it a valuable long-term addition to the landscape.
Whitethorn is especially suited to hedgerows, field boundaries and mixed native planting schemes where it can support habitat connectivity.
Whitethorn is a meaningful gift because it combines strong ecological value with deep cultural roots in Ireland.
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