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Amelanchier canadensis (Multi) - Shadblow Serviceberry

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Amelanchier canadensis (Multi) is a brilliant choice for nature admirers seeking to infuse their landscapes with year-round vibrancy. Commonly known as the Shadblow Serviceberry, this fascinating deciduous tree stands 6-20 feet tall and hails from North America's lush breeds. Its lifecycle unfolds in a captivating harmony of seasonal displays. Spring welcomes a spectacle of fragile, star-shaped white blossoms that soon unfold to a canopy of vivid green leaves. Throughout summer, these flowers gracefully evolve into purplish-black berries, serving as a natural banquet attracting various bird species and wildlife. This visual feast continues into autumn as its lush greenery transforms to a palette of bold red and orange hues, delivering a striking fall exhibit. Accommodating full sun to partial shade exposure and sporting robust flexibility to diverse soil types, Shadblow Serviceberry establishes itself as a steadfast and rewarding addition to any garden. Its moderate water usage and exquisite appeal for wildlife make it a perfect balance of sustainability and charm. Revel in the unrivaled beauty and wilderness touch brought by the Shadblow Serviceberry to your landscape.

  • Size: 6-20 feet tall
  • Flowers: Delicate, star-shaped white flowers in spring
  • Foliage: Bright green leaves, turning reddish-purple in autumn
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Wildlife Appeal: Produces purplish-black berries that attract birds and other wildlife
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