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Bring year-round beauty and thriving biodiversity to your landscape with native Downy Serviceberry (Amelanchier arborea). These established 3–4 ft saplings in 3-gallon pots are well-rooted and ready to jump-start growth in your garden this season.
Four-Season Aesthetics
Spring: Clouds of delicate, star-shaped white blossoms emerge early before the foliage fully unfolds.
Summer: Soft, finely velvety leaves mature into a vibrant green canopy, accompanied by edible, blueberry-like dark purple berries.
Autumn: Foliage transforms into brilliant shades of orange, yellow, and deep red.
Winter: Smooth, silver-gray bark with subtle dark striping adds elegant structure to winter landscapes.
Wildlife & Ecological Value
Pollinators: Early spring blooms provide essential nectar for native bees and emerging butterflies when few other sources are open.
Birds: Highly prized, nutrient-rich summer berries feed songbirds like bluebirds, cedar waxwings, and robins.
Lepidoptera Host: Serves as a vital larval host plant for dozens of native butterfly and moth species, including the Red-spotted Purple and Tiger Swallowtail.
Quick Planting Guide
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade (best autumn color and fruit production occur in full sun).
Soil: Prefers well-drained, moist, slightly acidic soil; tolerant of loam, clay, or sandy loam.
Spacing: Space 10–15 ft apart for single specimens or multi-stem small trees; plant 6–8 ft apart for a naturalized woodland hedge.
Establishment: Dig a hole twice as wide as the pot and same depth. Saturate deeply at planting and maintain consistent moisture during the first growing season.
If you are interested in 5 or more, please contact Angie at angie@lickinglandtrust.org or 740-587-4104.
Locally grown by Raccoon Creek Farms. Proceeds support the Licking Land Trust & Pollinator Pathway
PRE-ORDER. Trees will be available for pickup on Saturday, October 24 from 8:30 - 12 noon at the Granville Farmers Market at Raccoon Valley Park | 1225 River Rd | Granville, OH 43023 OR Sunday October 11 from 9am to 3pm at Raccoon Creek Farms (3351 Raccoon Valley Rd | Granville OH).
Bring year-round beauty and thriving biodiversity to your landscape with native Downy Serviceberry (Amelanchier arborea). These established 3–4 ft saplings in 3-gallon pots are well-rooted and ready to jump-start growth in your garden this season.
Four-Season Aesthetics
Spring: Clouds of delicate, star-shaped white blossoms emerge early before the foliage fully unfolds.
Summer: Soft, finely velvety leaves mature into a vibrant green canopy, accompanied by edible, blueberry-like dark purple berries.
Autumn: Foliage transforms into brilliant shades of orange, yellow, and deep red.
Winter: Smooth, silver-gray bark with subtle dark striping adds elegant structure to winter landscapes.
Wildlife & Ecological Value
Pollinators: Early spring blooms provide essential nectar for native bees and emerging butterflies when few other sources are open.
Birds: Highly prized, nutrient-rich summer berries feed songbirds like bluebirds, cedar waxwings, and robins.
Lepidoptera Host: Serves as a vital larval host plant for dozens of native butterfly and moth species, including the Red-spotted Purple and Tiger Swallowtail.
Quick Planting Guide
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade (best autumn color and fruit production occur in full sun).
Soil: Prefers well-drained, moist, slightly acidic soil; tolerant of loam, clay, or sandy loam.
Spacing: Space 10–15 ft apart for single specimens or multi-stem small trees; plant 6–8 ft apart for a naturalized woodland hedge.
Establishment: Dig a hole twice as wide as the pot and same depth. Saturate deeply at planting and maintain consistent moisture during the first growing season.
If you are interested in 5 or more, please contact Angie at angie@lickinglandtrust.org or 740-587-4104.
Locally grown by Raccoon Creek Farms. Proceeds support the Licking Land Trust & Pollinator Pathway
PRE-ORDER. Trees will be available for pickup on Saturday, October 24 from 8:30 - 12 noon at the Granville Farmers Market at Raccoon Valley Park | 1225 River Rd | Granville, OH 43023 OR Sunday October 11 from 9am to 3pm at Raccoon Creek Farms (3351 Raccoon Valley Rd | Granville OH).