Amelanchier × lamarckii - Snowy mespilus

The Amelanchier is a spring-flowering bush that heralds the arrival of fine weather and gently announces the end of winter. <strong>In the garden, it is among the first to bloom.</strong> Still too little known, whether it be the <a href="https://en.promessedefleurs.eu/shrubs/shrubs-by-variety/saskatoon-juneberry/amelanchier-lamarckii.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em>Amelanchier</em> l<em>amarckii</em></a>, A. <em>canadensis</em> or Canada serviceberry, Amelanchier 'Ballerina', or <em>Amelanchier laevis</em>, all deserve to be more widely <strong>grown for their remarkable ornamental qualities from spring to autumn</strong> as well as for their <strong>edible and decorative fruiting.</strong> The deciduous foliage of this bush is also very decorative. Green or bronze at birth, it takes on a <strong>stunning autumnal colouration</strong>: its leaves turn red or copper to set the garden ablaze during Indian summer. <strong>Very hardy, down to -25°C</strong> when protected from drying winds, and low-maintenance, the Amelanchier is <strong>easy to grow in full sun or partial shade</strong> in any well-drained, cool soil. Its compact yet elegant silhouette, generous flowering, and relatively slow growth make it an ideal subject for small spaces as well as <strong>for natural gardens</strong> where it introduces lovely focal points. It is perfect for creating beautiful <strong>free, rustic, or fruit hedges, as well as being an isolated specimen</strong> at the centre of a romantic composition against a backdrop of permanent greenery<strong>.</strong> We offer <strong>numerous varieties of Amelanchiers</strong> for purchase to plant in borders, hedges, or as solitary specimens. Discover everything you need to know about Amelanchiers!