Serviceberry Autumn - Brilliance

Plant Description

Autumn Brilliance® Serviceberry is a tremendously popular ornamental tree offering multi-season interest. Showy white blossoms appear in spring, followed by sweet, purplish-black fruit that is highly attractive to birds. The tree is heavily branched with an interesting, spreading branch structure and attractive light gray bark. Small, blue-green foliage turns brilliant red-orange in fall, with color that is especially long-lasting. Grown on its own roots for durability and longevity.

At A Glance

Height (20–25 ft.)
Reaches a mature height of 20 to 25 feet, making it an excellent small specimen tree for residential landscapes and mixed plantings.



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Spread (15 ft.)
Maintains a relatively narrow spread, allowing it to fit well in tighter spaces without overpowering nearby plantings.



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Shape (Rounded)
Develops a rounded canopy with a naturally graceful branching pattern.



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Exposure (Full Sun)
Performs best in full sun, which promotes abundant flowering, fruit production, and strong fall color.



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Foliage (Blue-green, small)
Small, blue-green leaves create a fine texture and attractive summer canopy.



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Fall Foliage (Brilliant red-orange)
Fall color is a standout feature, with vibrant red-orange tones that persist late into the season.



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Hardiness Zone (USDA Zones 3–8)
Extremely adaptable, thriving in Zones 3 through 8 and well suited to a wide range of climates and landscape uses.