Serviceberry/ Standing Ovation
- Grows into a narrower, upright form
- Clusters of white, fragrant flowers emerge on upright branches in spring, followed by small fruit
- Nice soft red to yellow fall color
- Great option for creating a privacy screen
Amelanchier alnifolia ‘Obelisk’
White
Yellow, Red, Orange
Unique Features: Serviceberry trees and shrubs are native to nearly all North America, including Canada, the continental U.S. and into Mexico. They are similar to a blueberry, and can be used in all the same ways, but they’re much easier to grow in our area. The Standing Ovation is edible, ornamental, and can be used for screening. Serviceberries are self-fertile so there is fruit with just one plant, but you will have to fight for it. Birds love them, as do mammals ranging from mice to bears. However, they are toxic to dogs and the deer tend to leave them alone. If you plant multiple, then each plant will have more fruit and if you mix the varieties of serviceberries then there will be even more fruit to share. These plants are a great and easy way to get started with growing fruit.
Serviceberry/ Standing Ovation
- Grows into a narrower, upright form
- Clusters of white, fragrant flowers emerge on upright branches in spring, followed by small fruit
- Nice soft red to yellow fall color
- Great option for creating a privacy screen
Zone: 2 |
Mature Height: 12'-15' |
Mature Spread: 4-5' |
Bloom: Spring |
Fruiting: Edible |
Flower Color: White |
Fall Color: Yellow, Red, Orange |