This tree commonly produces root suckers, which should be removed. Its oval-shaped foliage grows in an upright, spreading habit. Plant this shrub around your landscape as a privacy border or as a shade tree.
#AUTUMN BRILLIANCE SERVICEBERRY TREE FULL#
Works well average, medium, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. Also known as Amelanchier Autumn Brilliance or Apple Serviceberry, its large succulent blueberry-like fruit has a blueberry and almond taste that attracts birds and other wildlife. Small edible berries in early summer, resembling blueberries in taste. The stems were strong and spaced well, and the leaves were. Tree has brilliant red fall color and attractive bark.ĭeciduous tree with finely-toothed dark green leaves from late spring through summer with brilliant red fall color. This little tree arrived looking like a perfect miniature specimen of amelanchier x grandiflora. A branch of Autumn Brilliance serviceberry with red fall color.
The tree’s small stature makes it an excellent choice for locations under power lines and along the street. are large shrubs or single- or multi-stemmed small trees. Mature size is around 20' tall x 15' wide. Heavily branched, the tree has an interesting branch. The excellent glossy blue-green leaves turn brilliant red-orange in fall complimented by nice and smooth gray colored stems. An extremely popular tree with white blossoms in spring, followed by showy, sweet purplish-black fruit. It has very showy white flowers that precede to a purplish edible fruit in June. If planting a street tree, you must be approved for a permit.Ī small deciduous tree that blooms in April and produces small edible fruits in early summer. The Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry is an excellent tree with multi-season interest. From early spring blooms to edible berries in the summer to fiery red fall foliage to branches that. Yes-minimum planting strip width of 4 feet. Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry: a Tree for all Seasons. Yes-this tree is approved for planting under power lines.
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