Texas Gardening: ID Help Please, 1 by rouxcrew

rouxcrew wrote:
Found it in my Trees of Texas book. It is definitely a hawthorn and based on my book it is the cockspur hawthorn. There are over thirty types of hawthorns in TX, several only seen in a small portion of the state. This one is at home from Michigan and Canada to Texas.
Some are good for brewing tea, some for making liquor or jelly from the fruit. Mine appears to just feed the birds. Sigh.

Thanks to everyone for their help.