Serviceberry trees have few requirements in terms of location and care. In a favorable place, they grow into decorative trees that offer a special focal point in the autumn garden with their colorful autumn leaves.
The best site conditions for serviceberries
- Full sun to part shade
- Permeable, deep soil
- Nutritious, loose soil
- No waterlogging
Sunny location preferred
Serviceberry trees love it warm. You should therefore plant the tree in as sunny a place as possible. Ensure good drainage to prevent waterlogging.
When considering the location, you should bear in mind that serviceberries can reach a considerable height over time and can live to be around 100 years old.
However, it takes time for the tree to grow fully. Serviceberry trees are slow-growing deciduous trees.
tips and tricks
Serviceberry trees are sensitive to road salt. Therefore, do not plant the trees directly next to sidewalks or roads where a lot of salt is used to remove ice in winter.