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Serviceberry, Shadblow

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A serviceberry cultivar from Ohio has beautiful white blossoms in spring and mildew-resistant summer foliage that changes to orange and then  a brilliant red color in autumn. Best of all is its strong upright habit that makes it a good choice for screening/hedging. Highly resistant to rust and mildew.

It grows to 20 feet with a spread of 8 to 10 feet and needs full to part sun.Can be grown as a multi stemmed shrub, a multi trunk tree, or trained as a single trunk tree.

Zones 4-8

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Description

Amelanchier canadensis

Also known as  Juneberry.

One of the first trees to bloom in early spring, these trees are covered with billowy masses of small white flowers.  Berry-like fruits are produced in summer and are edible if the birds don’t get them first.

Trivia:  Serviceberry got it’s name from the custom in days gone by of cutting the branches in winter and forcing them into bloom for Sunday church services.

Height:  25-30 feet

Zones:  3-8

 Sun to partial shade.

Landscape use: Buffer strip, shade tree.

The delicious fruits are eaten by many songbirds and mammals, so consider yourself lucky if you get to taste them before they are gone.

Container grown.  Shipped semi-bare root. 

1 Gallon Shadblow Serviceberry  18-36″ tall

Additional information

Weight 5 lbs
Size

Quart, Gallon

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