Beach plums ( Prunus maritima) won't get to be very large, which means they can work well in smaller yards as a showpiece.

Try Utah, which is hardy in zones 5 through 8. Read more: What To Do When Your Trees Aren't Supplying Fruit Serviceberry's juicy fruits, a type of pome, can bring more birds to your yard with ...

If a tree also has four-season interest ... The berries resemble blueberries in size, color and taste. The berries of Allegheny serviceberry are rich in essential minerals, vitamin C and ...

Butterflies and bees enjoy nectar from the white blossoms. Serviceberry is an occasional host for viceroy, Canadian tiger, ...

The fruit tastes of blueberries and almonds ... If you want to produce a serviceberry with a tree form, it is better to start from seed. Roughly 80 percent of seeds will produce plants like ...

The berries are such a favorite of birds that ... I know there are other serviceberry trees in the area. They can fly over there to eat. It’s no accident ours is located right under the powerline.

the serviceberry's relationship with the natural world is an embodiment of reciprocity, interconnectedness, and gratitude. The tree distributes its wealth--its abundance of sweet, juicy berries ...

And if that weren’t enough, the berries attract many different species of birds, and the flowers provide nectar for butterflies. Where to see it: Serviceberry is common at low to middle ...

"One of the most interesting things is that this smooth serviceberry tree that gives service to 100 different species and has edible berries is also going to allow us to provide a service to it.

In the spring, you'll often see serviceberry trees (Amelanchier arborea) covered in white flowers that grow and mature into red and then dark purple berries. "They're known for their fruit ...