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Serviceberries: Summer-Fruiting Beauties

Serviceberries: Summer-Fruiting Beauties

November 18, 2009 · by admin · in Mast Producing Trees

Serviceberries (Amelanchier sp.), also known as juneberries or shadbush, are a family of large, summer-fruiting deciduous shrubs or small trees native primarily to North America.

For many years, serviceberries were an overlooked landscaping plant, but in recent years they …

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