June berry tree

Whether serviceberry or saskatoon, shadbush or juneberry; no matter what you call the Amelanchier genus, it’s undoubtedly one of North America’s finest native fruits. Learn how to identify it here.

Multi-branch Strawberry Tree An evergreen tree with ornamental reddish bark that becomes furrowed and gray with age. Leaves are oblong, dark green, and leathery. White, bell-shaped flowers are followed by bright orange-red fruit with a strawberry-like texture. USDA zones: 7 - 9 Sunset zones: 4 - 24 Mature size: 20 - 30 feet high and wide Light needs: full sun Water needs: little to regular water

The tree is well known for its fruit, which bear some resemblance to the strawberry — hence the common name.

Autumn’s vibrant hues.🍒 𝐑𝐨𝐰𝐚𝐧 𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 are small, bright red berries that grow in clusters on rowan trees, typically found in cooler regions of the Northern Hemisphere. These tangy and slightly bitter berries are often used in jams, jellies, and liqueurs, and are a favorite food for birds and small mammals.They usually ripen in late summer or early autumn. . . . . . . . . #rowanberries #autumnvibes #fallcolors #naturephotography #instapic#berrypicking #jammaking #autumnfood…

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Rounded shrub with attractive blue-green foliage and pink bell-shaped flowers. The flowers are followed by a multitude of pink berries with color that deepens as temperatures get cooler. Berries are great for arrangements and birds enjoy them, too.

Whether you call it Serviceberry or Juneberry this sweet little tree has so much to offer. It is often planted as an ornamental because of it's slender, sculptural branches and attractive foliage. Beyond that, it bursts with small white blooms in the springtime which give way to deep red berries in June (giving it the nickname Juneberry!).

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Amelanchier ‘Robin Hill’

Amelanchier. Ballerina Juneberry, a more compact, large shrub or a small tree. Produces numerous white, scented flowers followed by berries in early summer. Sweet and juicy, they can be picked up for as long as one month. Leaves emerge bronze, mature green and change to red and purple in autumn. June berry is a fast grower. To keep it smaller and more compact, prune it every year at the end of winter. It will grow in almost any but dry soil. zone 4.