Alleghany Serviceberry
Amelanchier laevis
Alleghany serviceberry is attractive as an ornamental shrub that is easy to grow and provides year-round interest. It is an important species for reclamation, wildlife, watershed, and shelterbelt plantings. The sweet, juicy fruits are edible and rich in iron and copper. Alleghany serviceberry is an attractive, easy-to-grow shrub that provides year-round interest.
Current Sale Size: 18-24" bare root seedlings,
* Qualifies for Mix & Match Discount with other Shrubs, see Coupons on Shrub collection.
Growth Rate: Moderate
Soils: Sand, Loam, Clay
Moisture: Moist
Shade Tolerance: Full Sun to Shade
Mature Height: 25 ft. multi-trunked, or up to 75 ft. if single trunk
Deer Damage Potential: Medium (Rabbits are known to damage/destroy seedlings.)
Origin: Native
Uses: Wildlife, Pollinators, Food, butterflies, ornamental, fall colors
Other: Berries are edible.
USDA Plant Profile