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Abundant white blooms in spring are followed by delicious berries in summer fiery foliage in fall and silver bark in winter. They can tolerate partial shade so you can plant them in a yard with larger trees or at the edge of a woodland and they ll still get enough light.

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During summer the fruit begins to form ultimately becoming bluish black. In spring it bears clusters of white flowers. They need moist well drained acidic soil but they tolerate a wide range of soils. The tree features erect stems from which multi stemmed clumps grow creating a dense thicket as the tree matures.

Downy serviceberry is a four season plant offering white flowers in spring small red berries in summer excellent fall color and gray bark in winter. In the spring the tree is covered with short lived but beautiful white blossoms. Department of agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 9. Serviceberry this small tree thrives through all four seasons and offers so much to any garden.

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