Amelanchier canadensis Batch No:172271 The tree takes its common

The tree takes its common name from the unusual handkerchief-like blooms

Native to Missouri

this densely branched and rounded tree or shrub is somewhat reminiscent of our field maple

One of the few magnolias which grows well as a single-trunked tree

turning maroon in summer (can have green tints in very hot locations) then taking on a brilliant scarlet before falling

Amelanchier canadensis Batch No:172271 The tree takes its commonA deciduous, moderate growing tree or shrub producing white and pale pink flowers in early spring set amongst the emerging foliage. Mid green in summer, phasing to yellow, orange and red in autumn. Sweet, purplish black berries are produced in late summer, enjoyed by birds. Quite tolerant of wet sites. Height: 6' to 15' Width: 15 to 20'. A great choice for a small garden. Note: produces suckers.