Black Chokeberry
- Aronia melanocarpa
Light: |
Full Sun, Partial |
Soil: |
Sand, Loam, Clay |
Moisture: |
Dry, Medium, Moist |
Benefits: |
Pollinators, Birds |
Height: |
3'-6' |
Blooms: |
May |
Zones: |
3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
Color: |
White |
Spacing: |
4'-6' |
Root: |
Fibrous |
Quantity | | Price Ea. |
---|
1 |
1 Gallon |
$29.99 |
Showy white flowers grace Black Chokeberry for a few weeks in May. Birds enjoy the blackish purple fruits that form in summer. Though extremely tart off the bush, fruit may be used to make tasty jams and jellies. Showy fall color ranging from orange to burgundy. Aronia melanocarpa spreads by suckers to form thickets that form cover for a variety of birds. An excellent wildlife shrub.
*Every state has agricultural regulations that restrict the shipment of certain plants. We cannot ship this item to the following states: Utah, Oregon

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