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Serviceberry
Amelanchier |
Amelanchier 'Autumn Brilliance' |
Description:
Serviceberry can enhance any landscape with its delightful spring flush of white flowers.
It can be grown as a centerpiece of your landscape. These trees are also
well-adapted for planting under power lines due to their small size. Their natural
form is multi-stemmed but can be trained as a single trunk tree. Trees perform best
with plenty of open space for root expansion. Do not restrict root zone or
plant in poor, compacted soils. |
| Common Name: |
Serviceberry |
| Botanical
Name: |
Amelanchier laevis, Amelanchier x
grandiflora |
| Type: |
Deciduous Tree |
| Soil
Preference: |
These plants tolerate some drought and some
salt. Will grow in dry soils but prefers well-drained, sandy or clay soils.
The pH preference is acidic to slightly alkaline. |
| Light
Requirements: |
Full Sun, Partial Sun, Partial Shade |
| Attributes: |
Attracts birds & butterflies |
| Pests: |
Borer. Leaf miner will mine leaves, particularly the
lower half of the leaf. |
| Diseases: |
Fire Blight, Leaf Blight |
| Care: |
Pruning is usually not necessary. Clear away all grass
and plants from beneath the branches and mulch to the drip line to reduce competition with
turf and weeds. Train and prune the trunks and branches so they will not touch each
other. Flowers develop from buds formed the previous year so only prune after
flowering. Fertilize with Holly-tone or Plant-tone approximately April 1st, May
20th, July 4th, August 15th & October 30th. Keep granular fertilizers off
foliage and away from stems and trunks. Use 1/2 the recommended rate of fertilizer
for new plantings. Planting Instructions: Trees
& Shrubs |
| Varieties:
This variety listing is for
informational purposes only,
it is not a catalog.
To view our catalog or availability, click
here
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Amelanchier
x grand. 'Autumn Brilliance'
Apple Serviceberry
zones 3-7
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| Description: Clean, blue-green summer foliage; brilliant
orange-red fall color. White flowers bloom late in April. Many birds are
attracted to teh edible dark red fruits. Can represent a dense shrub or small tree if
pruned correctly. Young leaves are purplish-green. Serve as hosts for
butterfly larvae. |
| Bloom Color: |
White |
| Bloom Time: |
Late April |
| Foliage Color: |
Blue-Green |
| Height: |
18-20' |
| Spread: |
18-20' |
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Amelanchier
laevis
Allegheny Serviceberry
zones 5-8
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| Description: Distinctive purple-bronze leaves contrast well
with the white flowers in late April. Many birds and animals are fond of the black
and sweet fruits this variety produces. The fall color is orange-red.
Has a rapid growth rate. |
| Bloom Color: |
White |
| Bloom Time: |
Late April |
| Foliage Color: |
Purple-Bronze |
| Height: |
25-50' |
| Spread: |
15-25' |
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Amelanchier
x 'Lamarckii'
June Berry/Serviceberry
zones
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| Description:
A large shrub or small tree, this Serviceberry bears clusters of star-shaped
white flowers in spring followed by purple to black fruits. Fall
foliage is yellow to red. Makes a good under story tree. |
| Bloom Color: |
White |
| Bloom Time: |
Late April |
| Foliage Color: |
Green |
| Height: |
20-30' |
| Spread: |
12-15' |
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Amelanchier
grandiflora 'Princess Diana'
Apple Serviceberry
zones
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| Description:
Delightful, large purplish-red fruit is sweet and abundant. Large
white blossoms in spring and vibrant fall color. (fall color shown) |
| Bloom Color: |
White |
| Bloom Time: |
Late April |
| Foliage Color: |
Green |
| Height: |
20-25' |
| Spread: |
15-20' |
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