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Among the most popular native shrubs of the Eastern U.S.,  Allegheny Serviceberry is a multiple-trunked tree or large shrub, with dense, fine-textured branching and smooth gray bark. It is distinguished from other serviceberries by the hairless foliage, purple-tinged new growth, and berries that are tastier and jucier. In spring, a profusion of five-petaled white flowers appear before the leaves open. The short but showy bloom period is followed by summer berries that turn from red to blackish-purple. The edible fruit attracts many birds in to feast. The fall foliage is also remarkable, ranging in color from golden-orange to red.

 

Serviceberry typically reaches heights around 25 feet, but in the right conditions and with a long life can reach 30 – 40 feet high. The growth rate of Serviceberry is moderate, with height increases of 1 – 2 feet per year.

Allegheny Serviceberry - 2025

SKU: SP-Dec-SvbryAL2025
$3.00Price
  • 18-24" inches tall

    1 year old seedlings

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