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Allegheny Serviceberry
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Allegheny serviceberry (Amelanchier laevis) is a small native tree with clouds of white flowers in early spring, often appearing just before its leaves. Sweet blue black berries follow in early summer, offering food for people and wildlife, and the foliage turns brilliant shades of orange and red in fall. Its graceful form suits woodland edges, open shade, and smaller home landscapes. It is native to the mountains and Piedmont of Maryland and occurs across the Ridge and Valley region of Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Growing Conditions
Sun exposureFull sun, Part sun
Soil moistureDry, Medium, Moist
Mature height25.0 ft
Mature spread18.0 ft
Bloom period
April, May
Flower color
White
Natural habitat
Woodland edges & clearings, Rich forests & Appalachian coves, Dry slopes & ridges
Planting & Care
Ecology & Wildlife
Seed & Plant Provenance
Estimated availability: Spring 2028