Another great option is the apple serviceberry (Amelanchier x grandiflora), especially the 'Autumn Brilliance' cultivar, which produces sweet berries reminiscent of blueberries .

This tree is native to North America and yields delicious berries that you won't usually find at the grocery store. Here's why you should grow it in your yard.

Consider serviceberry for the home garden. Marian St.Clair. For the second time in five years, I’m at the window, nose to the glass, watching the progress as Durant Ashmore — friend, ...

The serviceberry is a deciduous tree or shrub, depending on the species, that provides visual interest throughout the year. When it blooms in spring it produces lovely white flowers.

Gardening: Serviceberry is staple of springtime Thu., May 3, 2018 This time of year the hills and river banks in the Inland Northwest are ablaze with the white flowers of our native serviceberry.

The serviceberry is a lovely bush or tree which blooms in early April, and also in June, as the fruits ripen. It goes by common names like sarvis, shadbush, Juneberry, Saskatoon and so forth. It's ...

Sometimes considered large shrubs, serviceberry trees are usually grown in clumps with many upright branches, although they The Serviceberry — a great landscape plant | Community ...

Forest Prince apple serviceberry will be one of the highlights. Resplendent with clouds of white blossoms and fruits that are delicacies for the birds, this small tree performs well in a ...

Serviceberries covered with billows of fluffy white blooms are one of the delights of spring. Several species of serviceberry are native to the eastern United States, and because of their flowers, … ...

This year’s free tree lineup includes gray birch, honey locust, sugarberry, ironwood, padoga dogwood, cornelian cherry, apple serviceberry, American hazelnut, staghorn sumac, apple, santa rosa ...