Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry

Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry

Wide branches create a rounded, large shrub or small tree. Clusters of white flowers appear in early spring, oval leaves unfold coppery-red, becoming rich green. Produces sweet purplish-black fruit. Outstanding fall color.

Allegheny Serviceberry

Lovely ornamental tree or broad branched shrub. Produces dark bluish-purple, edible fruit. Provides food for birds, and makes a wonderful pie.

Bruns Serbian Spruce

Deeper green needles and a narrowly upright, uniform habit distinguish this exceptional selection. Silvery-white bands on the underside of each needle creates a stark contrast. Good as a screen or a stately accent for smaller spaces.

Dwarf Serbian Spruce

Unusual, tight, dense growing small evergreen shrub. Excellent in the rock garden. Needles have white banding underneath, giving it a two tone appearance. Dense, globe shaped when young, becoming broad pyramidal with age.

Regent Saskatoon Serviceberry

Nicely shaped mounded shrub with gray-green foliage. White flowers in spring turn to blackish edible fruit in summer. Lovely yellow to red fall foliage.

Robin Hill Serviceberry

A very cold hardy flowering tree that will fit any size yard. Delicate pink flowers appear in early spring. Dramatic fall colors ranging from yellow-orange to red. Very disease resistant.

Saskatoon Serviceberry

Clusters of small, fragrant, white flowers appear on upright arching branches as deep green leaves develop. Small, purplish-black fruit appear in mid-summer. Fall foliage is yellow to red.

Shadblow Serviceberry

Clusters of fragrant, white blooms become small, purplish-black, edible fruit. Fruit is good for pies and jellies. Small, deep green leaves display yellow and red fall coloring. Can be used as an ornamental tree or large shrub.

Shadblow Serviceberry

Clusters of fragrant, white blooms become small, purple-black, edible fruit. Small, deep green leaves display yellow and red fall coloring. Ornamental tree or large shrub.

Silver Blue Serbian Spruce

Bright and bushy, this omorika has classic two- tone needles that display a bright silver-blue against a green interior. A wide spreading base supports a sweeping upright peak. Very attractive when planted in deep, rich, well-drained soil in full sun. Lives in shade but grows slower and loses its silver hues.

Snowcloud Serviceberry

Vigorous grower makes a good street tree in areas where growth is limited. It has large showy flowers that create a cloud of pure white. In the fall the leaves turn a rich scarlet color.

Standing Ovation™ Serviceberry

With three-season interest, this serviceberry deserves a "standing ovation". Dark green, almost circular leaves change to red and orange in autumn Stems are covered in white flowers each spring, sometimes turning into edible berries in June. Its upright form is attractive even during winter. In small gardens, it will add height and all season interest becuase of the uniformity of habit it makes a terrific hedge.