Serviceberry

Amelanchier spp.

Serviceberry (also called saskatoon or juneberry) is a small tree with something to show every season: clouds of white blossom in spring, sweet blueberry-like fruit in June, and orange-red fall colour. Grown as a single trunk or a multi-stem clump.

Type
Deciduous
Mature height
5–8 m
Mature spread
4–6 m
Growth rate
Moderate
Light
Sun to part shade
Soil
Average
What to expect

Serviceberry through the years and seasons

Photos show what this species typically looks like. They are not photos of our own stock.

Best for

  • Small yards and town lots
  • Edible berries for people and birds
  • Spring blossom near patios and entrances
  • Under power lines where tall trees can't go

Growing tips

  • Fruit ripens in June — expect to share it with the robins.
  • Multi-stem clumps make a natural, graceful accent.
  • Fits where a large shade tree would be too big.

Sizes: Typically offered potted, as single-stem and multi-stem trees. Ask for current sizes. We also offer delivery and professional planting.

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