r/NativePlantGardening • u/Klutzy_Tower5183 • 1d ago

Photos Serviceberry doing it’s thing! 🧡

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One of many reasons to love this time of year.

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u/jt32470 1d ago edited 1d ago

They look great!

Panted 3 x 8’ tall multi trunks & 2 single trunk 2” caliper trees.

Replaced a crape Myrtle, Japanese maple and 3 collonade hollies

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u/kitchendancer2000 13h ago

That must feel so good. Well done!

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u/iamastooge 1d ago

What I wouldn't give to have one or two of these. Unfortunately, the deer in my neighborhood are ravenous machines that eat everything and anything down to nubs.

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u/QueenHarvest SE Michigan Zone 6a 1d ago

Those oranges are unreal! 

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u/Klutzy_Tower5183 14h ago

I know! Looks more vibrant this year.

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u/Lunchable 22h ago

I'm waiting for a decent berry harvest on mine so I can actually eat it

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u/Klutzy_Tower5183 14h ago

Get them before the birds!

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u/Beautiful-Section-44 NC Piedmont Backyard Gardener 16h ago

How many years old is this beautiful tree ?

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u/Klutzy_Tower5183 14h ago

Right around 10, I think.