Plant serviceberry trees in full sun for maximum fruit production. A great choice for a landscape centerpiece, the Autumn Brillance has oval shaped, coppery-red, becoming rich green throughout the growing season, and then red again for a fiery fall display. What makes them so attractive is their four-season interest: beautiful white blossoms in the spring, pome fruits in the summer, colorful foliage in the fall, and bark color in the winter. The Autumn Brilliance® Serviceberry can be pruned as a single stem tree or a multiple stemmed large shrub which is suitable for accent planting or privacy screening. Cherisse Harris The Spruce / Letcia Almeida Serviceberries are deciduous trees or shrubs found throughout the Northern Hemisphere. You can eat serviceberries raw, bake them in pies or cook them into delicious jams. Serviceberries look like large, dark blueberries.
It’s a great choice for spaces requiring a smaller stature plant and is available as a single stem or multi-stem tree or shrub-form tree. Other common names for plants in the genus Amelanchier include saskatoon, shadbush, sarvisberry, and sugar plum. An upright, heavily branched tree, the Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry provides four seasons of interest with its showy flowers, edible fruits, fall color, and bark. Sometimes referred as Juneberry, named for the annual summer time frame of the ripe berries. They finally mature a deep, rich purple in early summer. The flowers give way to small green berries that gradually deepen into red.
Named for its notable fall color, Autumn Brilliance® is just as spectacular in the spring, with its abundance of showy, white flowers.
It prefers medium, well-drained soil.Planted for both as an ornamental and for its edible fruit, the Autumn Brilliance® Serviceberry is a treasured tree for all seasons. This cultivar does well in either full sun or partial shade. Common Name: apple serviceberry Type: Tree Family: Rosaceae Zone: 4 to 9 Height: 15.00 to 25.00 feet Spread: 15.00 to 25. Amelanchiers are also often commonly called Juneberries. They could used for making jams, jellies and pies. The berries resemble blueberries in size, color and taste. They're followed by red-purple berries that have a sweet flavor. It'll make your heart swell in spring with its romantic fragrant, white flowers. The oval shaped leaves emerge coppery-red, becoming rich green throughout the growing season. Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Incredible curb appeal Beautiful spring flowers and fall foliage Four seasons of interest Delicious berries for jams and pies This tree is a treasure through the seasons. It is grown either in a single stem tree or a multiple stemmed large shrub which is suitable for accent planting or privacy screening. Songbirds love to feed on the ripe berries in the winter. Product Description Bursting with white flowers in the spring time, this small tree will fit into any sized landscape. Finely toothed, obovate, bluish green leaves (2-5" long) change to brilliant orange-red in autumn (hence the cultivar name).įlowers give way to small, round green berries which turn red and finally mature to a dark purplish black in early summer. Pendant flower clusters are white, slightly fragrant, and have 5 petals/flowers. Plant this serviceberry in full sun to part shade in average soil that is well-draining. These serviceberries also make a lovely understory tree/shrub or for growing along woodland margins. During the summer they are green, while in the fall they are brilliant orange-red.įlowering begins in April. Autumn Brilliance serviceberries can be found growing in shrub borders or along residential street planting strips. In the spring the leaves emerge purplish-green. Leaves are finely toothed and obovate in shape. However if they are left a bushy shrub will form. If root suckers are pruned out it will make a fine single stem tree. This hybrid serviceberry cultivar is a deciduous, early-flowering garden tree which grows to 25’ in height and 15’ in width. Description Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry gains its name for its brick red foliage produced in the fall.
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