Serviceberry

Amelanchier arborea

A versatile native small tree commonly used in habitat restoration, nursery production, and property plantings. Serviceberry provides seasonal interest, supports pollinators, and produces berries favored by birds and other wildlife.

Overview

  • Type: Small tree

  • Light: Full sun to partial shade

  • Soil: Well-drained

  • Mature Size: 15–25 ft tall

  • Native Range: Eastern United States


Why It Stands Out

  • Early spring flowers support pollinators

  • Produces edible berries attractive to wildlife

  • Attractive small tree for naturalized landscapes

Seed Details

  • Collection focus: Emphasis on genetic diversity across parent populations

  • Form: Cleaned seed

  • Seeds per lb: Varies by season and processing

  • Availability: Seasonal

Growing Notes

  • Requires cold stratification before planting

  • Suitable for nursery production or direct planting

  • Performs well in a range of landscape and habitat settings


Wildlife Value

  • Berries are heavily used by birds and small mammals

  • Flowers provide important early pollinator support

  • Offers cover and nesting habitat

Best Uses

  • Nursery production

  • Habitat restoration

  • Wildlife plantings

  • Edible landscape projects

  • Backyard and property plantings

Ordering / Availability

  • Current availability

  • Bulk pricing

  • Questions on this species

Small and bulk quantities available depending on the season.

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