Reviewed plant profile
Canadian Serviceberry
Amelanchier canadensis · Rosaceae
A spring-flowering shrub or small tree with early summer fruit used by birds; confirm the Amelanchier species native to your exact area.
Bloom and fruit
Bloom: Early to mid-spring
Fruit/seed: Early summer
Growing conditions
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Water: Average to moist, well-drained soil
Zones: Commonly grown in zones 4–8
Native-range check
Eastern North America, especially the Atlantic region
Verify local status and invasive restrictions before planting.
Bird relationships
Frequently asked questions
Is Canadian Serviceberry native where I live?
Its documented native range is Eastern North America, especially the Atlantic region. Confirm county-level status with USDA PLANTS or a local native plant authority.
What birds can Canadian Serviceberry support?
The reviewed relationships on this site include american robin, northern cardinal, blue jay, tufted titmouse, black capped chickadee; actual use varies by region and season.