Saskatoon Serviceberry Plant – 8-12 Inch Tall – Edible Shrub – Self-Pollinating

Grow Your Own Delicious Berries

The Saskatoon serviceberry plant (Amelanchier alnifolia) is an excellent addition to any garden. This edible, self-pollinating shrub thrives in zones 4-7 and offers delicious berries with a sweet, almond-like flavor. Each plant is carefully grown and shipped to ensure healthy growth. This Saskatoon serviceberry plant will provide you with years of enjoyment.

This thornless shrub/tree will reach 10-15 feet tall and produces medium-sized, blue berries. You can expect fruiting in about 2-3 years. Knowing that no pesticides are used ensures you get a natural, healthy plant. Enjoy the convenience of self-pollination, making it easy to grow abundant berries.

The berries are incredibly versatile. Use them in pies, jams, wines, ciders, beers, or even dried for cereals and trail mixes. These bluish-purple berries are juicy and edible, offering a delightful taste of nature. This deciduous shrub attracts birds and butterflies, adding beauty and life to your garden. Enjoy the benefits of attracting beneficial wildlife to your yard.

Beyond their delicious taste, Saskatoon berries are packed with nutrients. They are high in fiber, protein, and antioxidants, contributing to a healthy diet. Grown naturally without chemicals, these plants are carefully nurtured to ensure quality. Whether dormant or growing, each plant is handled with care, reflecting a commitment to sustainable gardening practices. The Amelanchier alnifolia is a true treasure.

This attractive native tree requires 1,000 chill hours (hours below 45F) to thrive. These edible berry plants are easy to grow and provide a rewarding experience. The fruits have long been eaten and enjoyed. Embrace the opportunity to cultivate your own supply of these nutritious and flavorful berries.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How big will the Saskatoon serviceberry plant get? This shrub/tree can reach 10-15 feet tall.
• How long until it produces fruit? Expect fruiting in about 2-3 years.
• Is this plant self-pollinating? Yes, the Saskatoon serviceberry plant is self-pollinating.
• What USDA zones are suitable for this plant? This plant thrives in zones 4-7.
• What is the taste of the berries like? The berries have a sweet, nutty, almond-like flavor.