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Canadian Serviceberry

Amelanchier Canadensis

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Overview

Amelanchier canadensis, commonly called the Canadian Serviceberry, is a deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub growing 6-20 ft tall. It features white, star-shaped spring blossoms, edible June berries, and striking fall foliage. Boasting adaptability, it thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates various soil types. This low-maintenance native adds year-round interest, making it an excellent choice for naturalized or formal landscapes. Zones: 4-8.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 4–8Type Shrub, Tree

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Medium
USDA zones
4–8

Shape & size

Mature height
15–30 Ft.
Mature width
15–30 Ft.

Classification

Type
Shrub, Tree
Family
Rosaceae

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Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — these blooms give way to edible; it requires minimal maintenance once established and is largely, image 69
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — white flowers that dangle in clusters; commonly referred to as the Canadian Serviceberry or Shadblow
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — canadensis are elliptical with fine-toothed margins
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — multi-stemmed shrub growing 6-20 ft tall
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — the foliage undergoes a striking transformation into vibrant shades of yellow to red
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — shrub / tree for full or half; addition to their outdoor spaces
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — commonly called the Canadian Serviceberry; boasting adaptability, it thrives in full sun to, image 82
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — making it an excellent choice for naturalized or formal landscapes
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — white flowers in the garden; canadensis are elliptical with fine-toothed margins, image 79
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — Boasting adaptability, it thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates various soil types
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — multi-stemmed shrub that gracefully enhances any landscape with its diverse seasonal interests
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — these blooms give way to edible
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — It typically reaches a mature height of 15 to 25 feet with a similar spread; making it an, image 90
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — shrub / tree for full or half; addition to their outdoor spaces, image 81
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — downy texture and a bronze tint before maturing to a medium green in summer; it is hardy in USDA, image 65
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — multi-stemmed shrub that gracefully enhances any landscape with its diverse seasonal interests, image 89
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — commonly referred to as the Canadian Serviceberry or Shadblow Serviceberry; canadensis prefers moist
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — canadensis prefers moist, well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade conditions
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — This low-maintenance native adds year-round interest, image 86
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — multi-stemmed shrub growing 6-20 ft tall; downy texture and a bronze tint before maturing to a, image 56
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — commonly referred to as the Canadian Serviceberry or Shadblow Serviceberry
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — This low-maintenance native adds year-round interest, image 32
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — canadensis are elliptical with fine-toothed margins; white flowers that dangle in clusters, image 64
Canadian Serviceberry (Amelanchier Canadensis) — It is hardy in USDA zones 4 through 8, making it a resilient choice for many landscapes, image 74
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