| Description |
In full sun, Saskatoon serviceberry's delicately scalloped oval-shaped leaves are a pale blue-green, while in shade they tend to be darker. White fragrant flowers appear before the leaves in April to May and are followed by small blueberry-like edible fruit. |
| Plant Type | Erect deciduous shrub/small tree |
| Flower Color | White |
| Bloom Period | April-June |
| Height at Maturity | 4-18', up to 30' |
| Plant Spacing | 5-10' |
| Light Requirements | Sun to shade |
| Moisture Needs | Dry to moist |
| Soil Type |
Well drained; Prefers loam to sandy loam |