Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Trees its 5-7 lobed leaves are

its 5-7 lobed leaves are a crimson red (although may be slightly darker) and have blackish-red bark that makes it appealing in the winter months

urban or rural

This tree produces small nutlets that are attractive to birds and other little creatures in the winter

This is the most popular shade tree of the Honeylocust species

and great fall displays of red and orange leaves and small red fruits

Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Trees its 5-7 lobed leaves areThe Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry (Amelanchier x grandiflora Autumn Brilliance) is a small medium sized ornamental flowering tree known for its consistent fall colors. The small, star shaped flowers appear in big clusters and emerge in early spring as pinkish then fade to white. In the late spring, it produces purple blue berries over the dark green foliage that are edible and can attract species of birds. The green foliage in the summer transitions