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Mature Common Serviceberry tree
Mature tree
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Serviceberry

Common Serviceberry

Amelanchier arborea

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  • 10–249 seedlings$3.00 / seedling
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Quick facts

Mature size
— 15–25 ft tall · 15–20 ft wide
Growth speed
— Medium — 1–2 ft of new growth a year
Sunlight
— Full sun (6+ hrs direct sun) · Part shade (4–6 hrs)
Soil
— Average / moist
Good for
— Wildlife food & habitat · Yard, shade & beauty
Wildlife
— Common serviceberry provides excellent wildlife value, offering early spring nectar for pollinators, summer berries eagerly eaten by birds and mammals, and dense branching that supports nesting and shelter throughout the year.

About this species

Common serviceberry is a versatile native shrub or small tree celebrated for its early spring display of delicate white blossoms that brighten woodlands and landscapes before most other plants leaf out. Its attractive flowers give way to small, sweet, bluish‑purple berries in early summer, which are eagerly eaten by birds, wildlife, and even people. Through the growing season, common serviceberry’s smooth gray bark and finely textured foliage add subtle beauty, while its leaves turn warm shades of yellow and orange in the fall. Thriving in well-drained soils and partial to full sun, common serviceberry is widely planted in Ohio for its ornamental value, wildlife benefits, and adaptability to both natural and urban settings.

Planting notes

Common serviceberry can be grown as a single-stem tree or multi-stem shrub, and only light pruning is needed to maintain shape or remove crossing branches. More sun typically improves flowering and fruit production.