Amelanchier canadensis (Shadblow Serviceberry) Size:#3 Pot but nonetheless interesting

but nonetheless interesting

Arching elegance in mass plantings

Black Oak can be used as a featured specimen shade tree

This tree gets its common name from the extremely hard and dense wood

Amelanchier canadensis (Shadblow Serviceberry) Size:#3 Pot but nonetheless interestingAmelanchier canadensis is a an absolutely beautiful small tree (or large shrub) with masses of white flowers each spring! Plus, Shadblow Serviceberry has edible fruits that have historically been used to make preserves. Also, the fruits of this tree are attractive to a wide variety of songbirds that you may not see without fress fruit. This specimen tree prefers wet to normal soils and is relatively tolerant of urban pollutants like salt. It has a