Juneberry/Serviceberry (Native) Size:Small Tends to sucker so it

Tends to sucker so it makes a great privacy screen

followed by bright red small tart cherries for jam or fresh eating

great for fresh eating

Blooms on old wood

You'll need two Nanking Bush Cherries for pollination

Juneberry/Serviceberry (Native) Size:Small Tends to sucker so itAmelanchier canadensis. A tall bush or small understory tree with the first spring blossoms, followed by tasty red and purple fruits. About 8 10 feet tall. The early spring blossoms make it an important food source for bees and butterflies. It is also a host plant for the Viceroy Butterfly and Canadian Swallow Tail Butterfly. Many species of birds as well as small mammals eat the berries.