It is a tree and has many names. I chose this one from the selection, but perhaps it is not the most common name. It grows opposite my appartment and at this time of the year it is full of its flowers,but not long. Afterwards we just have many leaves and a messy fruit that it is better to avoid because of its stains.
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We have this tree in our garden. It’s very pretty when it’s in flower and I can never remember what it’s called!
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Our general name for it here is “Felsen Birne” (Rock Pear)
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Serviceberry — I’ve seen it but never knew what I was looking at.
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Yes, that’s one of its names
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‘Amelanchier’ (with an ‘e’ rather than a second ‘a’) seems to be the common name here now. It was formerly known as serviceberry when it first became available here. My colleague was the only nurseryman growing it at the time. I know it as saskatoon, but that may apply to another species of the genus.
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We have a few growing here. They can get quite tall and wide
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They seem to be more popular in Europe than where they grow wild.
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen that before. Very pretty.
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It’s one of the local trees
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