Serviceberry 150-170cm

Overview

Serviceberries are native to North America and belong to the Rosaceae family, related to apples and pears. They are versatile plants that can grow as either multi-stemmed shrubs or small trees, typically reaching 15–25 feet in height, depending on the species . They are hardy in Zones 3–9 and adapt well to a variety of soil types, including clay and sand .

Appearance and Seasonal Interest

• Spring: Serviceberries produce star-shaped white flowers before the leaves emerge, often among the earliest bloomers in the garden
• Summer: The flowers give way to edible, blueberry-like fruits that are sweet and can be used in pies, jams, or eaten fresh .
• Fall: Leaves turn vivid shades of orange, red, and gold