Serviceberry, Amelanchier x grandiflora, is a small flowering deciduous tree which typically matures to 15-20’ tall.  Beautiful white flowers bloom in April and are followed by edible fruits that show up in June.  Serviceberry is sometimes referred to as Juneberry.  The berries resemble blueberries in taste and may be used in jams, jellies and pies. Finely toothed, oval-lanceolate leaves up to 3″ long emerge with bronze tints in spring. They mature to dark green from late spring throughout summer. Finally, they turn brilliant red to orange-red in fall.

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Growth Rate

  • Medium

Mature Height

  • 15-25 Ft in height and 15 Ft in width

Fall Color

  • Brilliant Red to Orange-Red

Sun Preference

  • Full sun to partial shade

Soil Requirements

  • Easily grown on moist well drained average soils.

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A small flowering deciduous Serviceberry tree with lush green foliage, surrounded by shrubs, in a residential setting.
A small flowering Serviceberry tree (_Amelanchier x grandiflora_) in bloom, featuring abundant white flowers, surrounded by a landscaped area with grass and stone paths.
Flowering Serviceberry tree (_Amelanchier x grandiflora_) with white blossoms in a grassy area.
Close-up of white flowers on the branches of a Serviceberry tree (_Amelanchier x grandiflora_) in bloom.
Close-up of white flowers of the Serviceberry tree, _Amelanchier x grandiflora_, showcasing delicate petals and green stamens.
A row of serviceberry trees displaying vibrant red foliage in the fall, with a blue sky in the background.
Close-up of Serviceberry tree leaves showing brilliant red to orange-red colors in autumn.

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