Serviceberry Seeds (Juneberry/Saskatoon) – Ontario-Grown Native Fruit Shrub | Hundredfold

Ontario-Grown Serviceberry Seeds – Juneberry / Saskatoon – Native Edible Shrub with Four-Season Beauty | 20 Seeds by Hundredfold

A native fruiting shrub ideal for natural landscaping, Serviceberry (also known as Juneberry or Saskatoon) is beloved for both its beauty and its benefits to pollinators and birds. Grown in Southern Ontario and suited for planting across the U.S. and Canada, these seeds come from wild-type plants that thrive in a range of garden and restoration settings.

• Attracts bees, birds, and wildlife

• Features spring flowers, summer berries, and fall color

• Best sown in fall (cold stratification needed for spring sowing)

• Packed and shipped from Ontario – 20 seeds per pack

• Hundredfold® – A Canadian seed trademark since 2017

Serviceberry is a hardy, multi-season shrub cherished by gardeners and nature lovers. It begins in spring with elegant white blossoms, marking the start of the traditional Shad Run in New England. These flowers ripen into deep purple berries by midsummer—loved by birds and often enjoyed fresh or in jams. In fall, the shrub glows with orange-red foliage before going dormant for winter.

Please note: if you’re looking for a specific named cultivar, we recommend purchasing a sapling from a local nursery. Serviceberries hybridize naturally, so plants grown from seed may vary in characteristics from the parent.

Important Growing Info:
Serviceberry seeds germinate slowly and require 3 to 6 months of stratification (cold exposure). Fall sowing is recommended for natural stratification.

🌳Hundredfold Note: A Perfect Lawn Tree

What makes a good lawn tree? Safety and beauty.
Serviceberry meets all the marks:

• It’s not too tall or heavy.

• Its roots won’t damage foundations.

• It doesn’t drop large limbs.

• It won’t become a fire hazard in dry spells.

Together with its year-round ornamental value, Serviceberry makes a safe and stunning lawn tree.