: Dark purple to blue-black berries that are oblong or egg-shaped rather than round, ripening in July or August.
The Bartram Juneberry is well-suited for naturalized gardens, edges of bogs, or sheltered park areas. Bartram's Shadbush | Mass.gov bartram juneberry
: Exceptionally cold-tolerant, surviving temperatures down to -40°F (USDA Zones 2–5). Cultivation Guide : Dark purple to blue-black berries that are
The ( Amelanchier bartramiana ), also known as the mountain serviceberry or oblongfruit serviceberry, is a unique, cold-hardy shrub native to northeastern North America. Unlike other serviceberry species that bloom in long clusters, Bartram Juneberry produces flowers singly or in small groups of two to four, followed by distinctive oblong-shaped fruit. Plant Profile & Description edges of bogs
: Dull green, sharply serrated leaves that turn vibrant yellow-orange in the autumn.