Serviceberry is an Idaho native shrub with many common names such as juneberry, shadblow, sarvisberry, Saskatoon serviceberry and amelanchier. Serviceberry is a multi-stemmed shrub or small tree, growing to 15' in its native range. In early spring it has drooping whiteish or pinkish flowers that fade rapidly, replaced with purple, edible fruits which are imporant wildlife forage. New foliage is purpleish and fall color is red. Plants are extremely cold-hardy and drought resistant once established and ideal for exterior rows of multiple-row windbreaks.

Native Shrub

Max Height: 15’

Max Width: 15’

Drought Hardy: Yes

Growth Rate: Medium

Wildlife Benefits: Birds, small & large mammals

Uses: Windbreak

Plug Sizes Available: 20 cui

Zones 3-6

IMPORTANT: SEEDLINGS MUST BE ORDERED IN MULTIPLES OF 5

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Seedlings can be purchased in the following quantities: 5, 10, 15, 20, etc. If you would like 5 seedlings, please write 5 in the quantity box.