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Utah Serviceberry

Utah Serviceberry

Amelanchier utahensis

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Utah Serviceberry (Amelanchier utahensis) is a graceful shrub or small tree that brings layered beauty and ecological value to any landscape. In spring, it puts on a show with clusters of white blossoms, followed by tart, edible berries in summer and golden foliage in fall. Its multi-stemmed form offers year-round structure and looks right at home on slopes, ridgelines, and low-water landscapes.

Beloved by birds for its berries and by larger wildlife for its foliage, this native is a smart pick for anyone creating a wildlife-friendly garden. It’s low-maintenance, resilient, and thrives in full sun with well-drained soil.

Compared to its Saskatoon cousin, Utah Serviceberry typically stays more compact—making it especially well-suited for smaller yards or native borders.

Plant Profile

Scientific name: Amelanchier utahensis

Duration: Perennial

Native region: Wasatch Mountains, Wasatch Front Valley, and Southern Utah

Native elevation: 3000-9000 ft

Water requirement: Low - Medium

Drought tolerance: Medium-High

Light requirement: Partial shade and Full sun

Shade tolerance: Low - Medium

Mature size: 4-12' H by 4-12' W

Bloom time: April - June

Flower color: White

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