How To Use Serviceberry In A Sentence

  • The eggs were not laid until the last week of April, as the weather warmed up, serviceberry bloomed, and maples, poplars, birches, and beeches were leafing out.
  • This is also known as Juneberry or serviceberry depending on where you live and who you learned your kennings from. Narrow window of opportunity
  • Often planted in landscapes, Juneberry, also known as serviceberry, is not common in the wilds of the five boroughs. NYT > Home Page
  • As chokecherry and serviceberry blossoms fade into a plump, hot August, I too expect fall and then winter. Emma Lou Thayne: Prayers Of Longing And Thanks
  • The eggs were not laid until the last week of April, as the weather warmed up, serviceberry bloomed, and maples, poplars, birches, and beeches were leafing out.
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  • Often perched along the Gulf rim is the common serviceberry, a tree whose inch-wide white flowers bloom in late March, just before the leaves expand.
  • Sarvis" is correctly called serviceberry, and is one of the earliest trees to bloom in the spring. Undefined
  • Eighty new trees will be planted, Kousa dogwood, Eastern redbud, downy serviceberry, sourwood, Yoshino cherry, and tulip poplar among them.
  • Eighty new trees will be planted, Kousa dogwood, Eastern redbud, downy serviceberry, sourwood, Yoshino cherry, and tulip poplar among them.
  • He includes fruits like juneberry, also known as serviceberry, shadbush or saskatoon (Amelanchier spp.). RutlandHerald.com
  • The saskatoon is also known as the juneberry, serviceberry or shadberry and grows on tall bushes in northwest Canada.
  • As chokecherry and serviceberry blossoms fade into a plump, hot August, I too expect fall and then winter. Emma Lou Thayne: Prayers Of Longing And Thanks
  • A late spring frost at higher elevations had already ruined the serviceberry, buffaloberry, and chokecherry crop. How Three Men Survived Attacks by Grizzly Bears
  • Oak trees provide acorns, dogwoods and sumac provide red berries through the fall and winter and serviceberry bears edible berries in late spring or early summer.
  • That post about my serviceberry was my 1000th post. ha. Wee Wonderfuls
  • He includes fruits like juneberry, also known as serviceberry, shadbush or saskatoon (Amelanchier spp.). RutlandHerald.com
  • Bushes of chokecherry and serviceberry crowded close under the shade of the aspens. Western Man
  • Fall stroll with staff horticulturist Deanne Eversmeyer featuring native plants such as American serviceberry, American yellowwood, Virginia sweetspire, spicebush, fragrant sumac, native ferns and grasses. 10 a.m. Green Scene: The bounty of fall includes tours, lectures and workshops
  • Bushes of chokecherry and serviceberry crowded close under the shade of the aspens. Western Man
  • Oak trees provide acorns, dogwoods and sumac provide red berries through the fall and winter and serviceberry bears edible berries in late spring or early summer.
  • Fall stroll with staff horticulturist Deanne Eversmeyer featuring native plants such as American serviceberry, American yellowwood, Virginia sweetspire, spicebush, fragrant sumac, native ferns and grasses. 10 a.m. Green Scene: The bounty of fall includes tours, lectures and workshops
  • Today's excess of elk and buffalo have destroyed woody species such as willow, aspen, cottonwood, alder and serviceberry along the streams and rivers.
  • Fall stroll with staff horticulturist Deanne Eversmeyer featuring native plants such as American serviceberry, American yellowwood, Virginia sweetspire, spicebush, fragrant sumac, native ferns and grasses. 10 a.m. Green Scene: The bounty of fall includes tours, lectures and workshops
  • Today's excess of elk and buffalo have destroyed woody species such as willow, aspen, cottonwood, alder and serviceberry along the streams and rivers.

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