Amelanchier canadensis, commonly called serviceberry, shadbush, or shadblow is a hardy shrub or small tree prized for its multi-season interest and wildlife value. Early spring brings fragrant white blossoms, followed by sweet, purple-black fruits that attract birds and people. The foliage turns brilliant shades of orange, red, and purple in fall.
It tolerates a range of soils and light conditions—performing well in full sun to partial shade—and is well suited to naturalized plantings, rain gardens, and woodland edges where its airy form and multi-stem habit provide structure and interest. Low-maintenance and disease-resistant, Amelanchier canadensis supports ecosystems by offering nectar, fruit, and shelter, making it a smart, ecological choice.
Container size: 3-gal
Sun: Full Sun-Part Shade
Moisture: Moist-Medium
Maximum height: 15-30 ft
Maximum Spread: 10-20 ft
Region of Origin: Eastern USA and Canada
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