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Juneberry Seeds In A Cup® Grow Kit

Amelanchier lamarckii

From the first seed to the next new leaf. Explore your plant’s growing conditions, seasonal rhythm, and everyday care.

THE PLANT NOTEBOOK

Juneberry care, from seed onward.

Extremely hardy. Prefers full sun to partial shade. Adaptable to most soils.

Seeds In A Cup® pre-stratified seeds allow students to simulate the 'Winter Chill' needed for spring germination.

By seed or suckers.

Flowers very early in spring (coincides with shad migration); fall foliage is brilliant orange-red.

Woodland edges, riverbanks, and rocky slopes.

High cold tolerance; moderate drought tolerance.

Cedar-apple rust (avoid planting near red cedars).

Safe and highly nutritious; flavor improves when slightly cooked.

A large deciduous shrub or small tree with white spring flowers and edible, blueberry-like fruit.

‘Robin Hill’, ‘Ballerina’.

Berries are delicious fresh (taste like blueberries with a hint of almond). exceptional landscape interest

Native to Eastern North America; widely naturalized in Europe.

Secure.

Named 'Juneberry' because the fruit typically ripens in June.

Named 'Serviceberry' because the blooms signaled that the ground had thawed enough to hold burial services for those who died in winter.

TURN KNOWING INTO GROWING

There is no confirmed kit match for juneberry in the current catalog. Explore the collection or ask us about this plant.

THE GROWING CONVERSATION

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