amelanchier laevis (allegheny serviceberry, juneberry) native Size:2 gallon

amelanchier laevis (allegheny serviceberry, juneberry) native Size:2 gallonlightly fragrant drooping clusters of white flowers appear before the foliage edible red berries ripen to dark purplish black in june glossy leaves emerge bronzish purple, maturing to dark green fall colour is yellow to orange red grows in a more formal shape than canadensis bloom time: spring zone 4 height 4 5m spread 4 5m colour white allegheny serviceberry tolerates a wide range of soils and conditions it can be grown as a specimen tree or multi

pinching the candles in mid-spring will encourage a more compact form

flower type: double

soil conditions in the winter

ruffled edges

little maintenance is required because of its slow growth habit

thrives in summer heat and humidity

cultivar from the x andersoniana group

it tolerates growing in an area with juglans (walnut trees)

upright clumping form with exposed wiry black roots

providing the plant has adequate moisture

it should be pruned back to 10 cm above ground level in early spring

slightly cupped