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Core Characteristics
Size & Habit: Typically grows 15 to 25 feet tall, but can reach up to 40 feet in ideal wild conditions. It often grows with multiple trunks, forming a rounded or vase-shaped canopy.
Four-Season Interest:
Spring: Showy, drooping clusters of fragrant white flowers appear in April before the leaves fully emerge.
Summer: Small, round, sweet berries (pomes) ripen to a dark purplish-black in June.
Fall: Foliage turns a brilliant range of yellow, orange, and red.
Winter: Distinctive smooth, slate-gray bark with white longitudinal stripes provides winter texture.
Identification: It is distinguished from the similar Downy Serviceberry (A. arborea) by its hairless (smooth) foliage and reddish-bronze tinged new growth.
Core Characteristics
Size & Habit: Typically grows 15 to 25 feet tall, but can reach up to 40 feet in ideal wild conditions. It often grows with multiple trunks, forming a rounded or vase-shaped canopy.
Four-Season Interest:
Spring: Showy, drooping clusters of fragrant white flowers appear in April before the leaves fully emerge.
Summer: Small, round, sweet berries (pomes) ripen to a dark purplish-black in June.
Fall: Foliage turns a brilliant range of yellow, orange, and red.
Winter: Distinctive smooth, slate-gray bark with white longitudinal stripes provides winter texture.
Identification: It is distinguished from the similar Downy Serviceberry (A. arborea) by its hairless (smooth) foliage and reddish-bronze tinged new growth.