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Amelanchier alnifolia grows well in my zone 7b garden. It is blooming now. Can't wait to taste the berries!
A neat, handsome shrub usually about 5 to 6 ft high. I planted two at my first house west of Chicago, and they did well. Pretty white flo...Read More
Blooms April-May in my garden and fruits ripen in June. Fruit resembles blueberries, but not as flavorful. The birds do enjoy them.
I had this shrub growing in near deep shade in the woods. Still got good color in the fall. It grows wild around here.
I wouldn't worry too much about those cyanide like toxins (unless one has severe allergies maybe) re human consumption. I have never hea...Read More
These berries are great in pies, pancakes, puddings,muffins, etc. However, WARNING! The leaves and pits contain poisonous cyanide-like ...Read More
This plant is also known as a Juneberry. The self-fertile fruits can be eaten right off the tree. Also lovely leaves in autumn. It onl...Read More