Juneberry Serviceberry Seed
- Clouds of white blossoms open in early spring as bronzy new leaves unfold
- Sweet purple-black berries for fresh eating, pies and jams in early summer
- Blazing orange-red fall color gives way to smooth gray bark that lights up winter
- Four-season small tree or large shrub that birds and bees love
Key Attributes
About Juneberry, Serviceberry Seed
Sweet purple-black berries ripen in early summer on this four-season small tree or large shrub, and they are delicious fresh or in pies and jams. Juneberry Serviceberry (Amelanchier lamarckii) opens with clouds of white spring flowers and bronzy new leaves, then blazes orange-red in fall, with smooth gray bark for winter interest. Birds love the berries too. It is a lovely choice for small gardens, woodland edges and edible landscapes.
Growing details
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Pests & Diseases
Cedar-serviceberry rust, fire blight and leaf spot can occur, especially near junipers. Prune out blighted shoots and keep good air flow.
Sawflies, leafminers and borers occasionally attack. Birds are the main competitor for the fruit.
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