Description

Chokecherry (3): The Chokecherry blooms between May and June and produces a white flower. It can grow from 10-25 feet tall and in various soils but prefers full sun. The fruit will be ready to pick in the summer and can be used for jams, pies, sauces, or preserves. The fruit also provides a great source of food for wildlife and pollinators.

American Plum (3): The American Plum blooms around May and produces a white flower. It can grow from 10-25 feet tall and grows in a variety of soils, but prefers well-drained moist soils. The fruit will be ripe around August or September and can be used for jellies or preserves. It also provides a food source for wildlife and pollinators.

Red Osier Dogwood (2): The Red Osier Dogwood blooms in May-June and again in late July or August, producing a white flower. It will grow in a variety of soils. The fruit will show in late July, but it is not very appetizing to eat. However, it is a great source of food for wildlife and pollinators.

Serviceberry (2): The Serviceberry blooms white flowers in April or May. It can grow in a variety of soils but prefers well-drained lightly moist loamy soils with full sun. The fruit will be available for harvest around June and can be used for jams, jellies, pies, or juices. It is a great source of food for wildlife and pollinators.

Seedling Planting Guide

*1 Quantity Equals 10 mixed variety trees and shrubs*