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Serviceberry

Amelanchier arborea


EDIBLE Fruit - Shrub/Tree


Description

The showy white flowers of this large shrub/small tree are the first to appear in the Missouri woodlands each spring. The reddish, sweet-tasting fruits are edible but are quickly consumed by wildlife as soon as it ripens. The fall color is excellent and varies from yellow to orange to red. Found statewide, grows best in partial shade along woodland edges. Height at maturity is 25 ft.


Uses

This species can be commonly used for wildlife food and cover. Get more information about Serviceberry


*Information from the Missouri Department of Conservation.

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