Serviceberry (Amelanchier canadensis, A. × grandiflora) is a graceful deciduous tree/shrub (10–40 ft) in the rose family. Names: shadbush, saskatoon, juneberry, sugarplum. Features: blue-green leaves, spectacular fall color (yellow/orange/red), fragrant white spring flowers, sweet purple-black edible berries (jams, fresh), and bird attraction. Zones 4–8.
Others: 'Princess Diana', 'Forest Prince'.
A four-season treasure: flowers, fruit, foliage, form. Perfect for small yards or naturalistic plantings.
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