Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry - Four Season Native Tree
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry - Four Season Native Tree - In this video I plant an Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry in my front yard. It is a fantastic native tree that blooms white, has edible fruit, and also has amazing fall foliage color.
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This angle really shows how small your front yard is, which makes it all the more impressive how much you've been able to pack in this space and still have each thing make an impact. I'm excited to see what else you do.
Jim, your front yard is looking amazing... your hard work is showing🌿 Love the serviceberry.
You frequently mention your small city lot, but today is the first time it actually looked small! It’s enjoyable watching you transform it. Perfect tree choice, they’re so beautiful year round. I like that you get the beauty of the dark berries, but no mess thanks to the birds.
Your front bed looks gorgeous. Beautiful tree, wish I had room to plant one. Loved your little buddy at the beginning of the video.😊
After our neighbor cleared his land we've been losing trees to various fungi. I love my native dogwoods, but we've lost quite a few. Thanks for narrowing down my choice for a service berry tree.
Your soil is beautiful! It looks so rich and light.
That spot is. This yard is all over the place. One spot is heavy red clay and the next is sand. Typical urban soil.
*Marie Barnes, I was thinking that very same thing! It looked so rich and light and airy!😍
❤️🍂🍁🍂
@@JimPutnam This is why I wonder about the advice to have a soil sample checked for pH. If you have typical urban (or suburban) soil, where the quality of the soil can be very different in different areas of your property, it seems that you would have to send out a separate sample from every part of the yard. Hopefully some company will come up witha soil pH meter for home use that is inexpensive, easy to use, and accurate.
I have a multi-stem version of this tree. Beautiful tree, but the birds always get to the fruit before I do! It's starting its autumn color now.
How dense are they? Are they good enough to give some privacy?whats their growth rate?
@@Sunshine-rc7ow From what I've read, they grow about a foot per year after the first year, and yes you can use them as a privacy hedge... but they do lose their leaves in the winter.
Congratulations on the 100k subscriber milestone, onward and upward!
Thank you
I just planted one of these! I got it free from TreesCharlotte!
I just bought one & am excited to see it’s display as it grows.
me too! did you see Jim uploaded a video recently where he cut the top off? i'm not sure if i should do the same. mine is a multi trunked tree but the tallest branches keep bending and splaying out in the rain/wind. i hate to cut any height out as it's a 5' tree and will take a long time to get to the full size anyway.
Somebody got a pruning.🙃 I can only buy smaller containers due to my yucky soil but my plants seem to catch up quickly too. Everything looks fabulous. Looking forward to seeing the Serviceberry flowers in the spring. ❤️ the lonesome dove.
That Dove has been a trip this week🕊️
I love watching your videos on our 80” HDTV. Your work is awesome and I’ve learned so much.
Congratulations on 100k!! Well deserved! 🎉🎉🎉
Beautiful tree Mr Putnam and with the new fall color looks amazing like always.
That “buddy” jajajaja
Your garden is so 😍beautiful... No wonder the 🕊️dove L❤️ves being there🏡 with you. 🤗🕊️💓🌿🏵️🌼🌻🌸🌳💮🍒🍁🍂💕
Jim, I'm in the Mid West and I LOVE the color story the Autumn Briliance Serviceberry gives! It's so pretty! I see that it looks as though you have her planted pretty close to the house there. How is her root system? Is she safe to plant next to say, a house foundation or near a fence?
I was told by nursery that it’s safe, no issues with the roots.
Just purchased one of these this morning. Got mine 50% discount at Lowes. It's a large, beautiful tree. I was impressed with what I got for the price. Putting it in the ground today. Waiting for some shade, but hoping to get it in by 4pm when the rain comes.
Hi from the other side of the pond. I also have a small front garden which has the amelanchier robin hill variety. Recently purchased a Magnolia Felix Jury which also provides a big impact but it's a 1 season tree vs the amelanchier which as you quite rightly have stated is a very good 4 season tree. The roots are quite shallow ...so can be transplanted. The comment about small trees establishing better in the long term is one I totally agree with. BR, Harvey
Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful garden.
Your garden looks so nice. I look forward to your videos.
Thank you. It is starting to come together 😁
Just purchased this tree. I can always count on HortTube for information on my plants! Thank you!
Just decided to see where you were at with subscribers and low and behold you have hit 100,000!!!! Congratulations Jim!
I'm jealous x. My Doves leave immediately, however, last week two gorgeous, unusual Doves came to visit me and stayed for 15 minutes but up in a tree. I took a photograph and posted it on Instagram. I also have it as my home screen on this phone x
I love that tree. Beautiful. The trunk is really straight. Like you said, thin but straight. If you stake it, I would be interested in seeing you do that. I try not to stake trees, but sometimes I have to. Have a great weekend. Good video. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
I'm eager to try one of these. They are not, however, the easiest tree to find for sale.
No, you are correct. Not a lot of nurseries growing them.
Beautiful fall leaves, I like your little shovel 👍
Squirrel! At 1:02 on jumping from the far roof into a tree.
Where did you get a single stem. I live in Clayton and did a plant order but it was multistem. And I couldn’t find it sold anyone around the Raleigh area that sold it.
Nice! More tree planting vids please! 👏✨
Hi Jim! My goal is to chip away at the large amount of lawn I have and to plant more wildlife supporting trees/shrubs and a serviceberry tree or shadbush is what I’m looking for! I was thinking about putting it in a spot on my property but very close to my neighbors side - these don’t really drop their fruit or make too much of a mess, right? I’m trying to be considerate on what I put there....although ultimately I think the birds’ needs will win out. I found one locally but it was around $400 (very large size) and my area hasn’t been prepped yet, so I had to pass.
Awww love the birds :)
Awesome video! Keep your amazing videos coming! Keep it up!✨🌿
Thanks for watching
@@JimPutnam No problem! Your one of those people who inspired me to get into gardening and start a UA-cam Channel Called Ultimate Gardening! Once more thanks for your great advice!
I like your vids, Jim, but you plant in a very different zone than I do. So, it's nice to tune in on plants that I can actually grow here. Love the Autumn Brilliance!
I love native plants! So nice.🌳🌿
Can you prune a serviceberry to control the height? I'm looking for a nice tree with good fall color but I would like it be he around 15' high. Thanks.
hi Jim! how far from the house did you plant the tree? and what do you think the real height will be in your space??? i'm really toying with getting one, i've wanted one forever. also when you said you can keep it narrower if you wanted to, can you show that one day? i'm fascinated w/ this tree!
Just noticed that you hit 100k subscribers! Congrats!
Great color in the front yard!!! 😍
I planted a 15 gallon autumn brilliance on standard single stem and it went berserk. It wanted nothing but to be a multistem suckering shrub. Nice plant great for birds but i would suggest a multiple stem. I eventually lost mine to cedar apple rust,i believe.
Good luck with the tree!
I so want a service berry !
That squirrel on the roof at 0:55 😂 🐿️🪽
Mr Jim what is the cypress type or juniper type behind you in the white or grey color pot?
Hey Jim , is that small spade shovel an old trench tool that has worn down? If I remember you once had one on an older video that worn down like that. BTW the trenching tool is the best!
Hey Jim! I bought a contractors pack of pansies and compost. Used your method to plant them,but my 'Bandana Red' Lantana are so beautiful, I don't have the heart to dig them out yet. Super performance from that variety.
Having a heck of a time finding a "Flame Thrower" Red Bud. Zone 7A Central VA. Any good tree companies you can recommend? Thanks for the content,I love fall!
Congrats on 100k!
So pretty!! My tree stump has made great soil over time. Jim, what do you think of frost blankets? I'm in SE MO/7B.
Looking glorious.
Thanks for watching 😊
Gosh Jim that front yard is looking really fantastic! Great textures, colors and varying heights of plant materials. I have a multitrunked Service Berry planted last spring and as you said...hardly any maintenance...just keep it watered. Great vid!
Thanks for following along. It is slowly coming together here
@@JimPutnam my pleasure. I learn plenty watching you over the years!
Where did you pick that up? I am here in Raleigh also and was planning on getting one this fall also.
Just picked up an Autumn Brilliance from Logans. They also have straight Amelanchier canadensis at Homewood. Not my favorite time to plant a tree but sometimes you gotta plant when they're in stock...
Have you had one of these before? If so, what was the growth rate like? Mine is 4 years old and seems stunted, but maybe that's just how these grow, I'm not sure. Its otherwise healthy and for a few weeks in June, puts on quite a show with the birds going absolutely crazy for the berries. I've never seen a berry that birds get that aggressive for, they literally fight each other all day for a chance to get some lol.
I'm eager to see what shrubs you are going to plant.
Im still sad because in 2022 i planted three 5 gallon pot sz multi trunk serviceberries to create a shade garden on the hillside next to my house. And then the rabbits came and girdled all the trees and my autumn brillance trees. The fruit trees died. The serviceberries died but suckered out. I really wished that the nursery i bought them from wouldve up sold me on tree gaurds. Who wouldve thought rabbits were that destructive?!
Can you pls show an update on your front serviceberry
Pruning should be done in the fall in order to avoid excessive loss of sap.
Jim - any updates on this tree? Did you get rust on it this spring? How do you protect it from fire blight, rust, leaf spot, Japanese beetles?
You dont have problems with cedar apple rust in the south? Here in Great Lakes region it affects wild serviceberry, hawthorn and others, but around August- September makes them almost completely defoliate
Hi Jim, loved the video, and the bird! I've planted 10 trees this spring/summer season. All instructions and videos I have read or watched have said to fill in hole 1/2 way with dirt, water to let the dirt settle and fill the rest of the dirt and tamp. I noticed you filled it all in at once. Is there a difference? Right way, wrong way?
Also, the Newport Purple Leaf Plum tree I planted seems to have sunken down into the ground from the soakings I had to give it all summer long she to lack of rain. They say not to plant it any lower than the level of the ground. Which I followed to the tee. But I saw that you planted yours approximately an inch higher. Probably what I should have done. Finally the question: Do I need to now pull the tree back up and replant it higher? I'm worried about the base of the tree rotting. Especially because this is an area that I will be working with regularly because of the flowers I have planted around it.
One of the biggest reasons trees end up dying is because they're planted too deep. It causes the roots to rot. It's better for them to be a bit too high than too low. It also gives some room for mulch too, but don't put it close to the trunk so it doesn't suffocate the tree. I would replant it higher if I were you... It's the best thing for the tree.
I planted one last month in my backyard but in a week or so they changed to its fall colors and the leaves completely fell..m assuming its transplant shock...
Hi Jim, that view of your front yard, from where you have the camera placed, looks so good and colorful. I couldn't get the entire view when you were planting the pansies and snapdragons yesterday. It's so lush looking. Btw, are those tall snapdragons, I kinda want some shorter ones; I planted some last year that got at least 2 ½ ft tall...how can you tell. (Coastal VA 8A) Thanks
You planted your service berry tree in front yard so I assume I takes full sun. You didn't say.
Sun and part shade
Hello. Q: Can I still plant hydrangeas in to the ground on the coast of NC zone 8A? Great channel! Thank you for all information! Very helpful.
I thought you'd pick a flame thrower or rising sun redbud based on your past videos.
When you’re patting down the dirt around the tree are you trying to get all the air out? I always heard not to leave air pockets.
Correct, I don't want pockets of air. I also don't want to squeeze all the air out of the soil. Roots need air. Just not big empty voids. Kind of a balance.
Thank you Jim!
That mix of compost and pine (finds?) that you added for the annuals. Not sure I’m hearing correctly...
I’ve been wanting to add a tree to a new bed in my front yard. How expensive is this tree?
Thanks!
@Sue Provost Williams, pine fines, ie, finely shredded pine bark.
How much water should a newly planted Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry get each week?
Jim How dense are they? Are they good enough to give some privacy?whats their growth rate?
I've had a very large tree blow down in a storm. Diameter was 10 feet. They ground the stump very fine and mixed it with the soil. It is a very large area. If I cover it with cardboard should I cover it with compost or something? How long before I can plant in it? Thanks!
I cut down a large maple 5 years ago and ground the stump and its just now decomposing to the point I can plant, and there is still hard wood under the surface that has yet to break down. I've kept it covered with compost, don't know if it makes a huge difference but it can't hurt. I live in a very cold climate though so if you're in a warmer part of the country your stump could decompose faster.
Any ideas where to purchase this? Will it be available bare root, do you think? Perfect tree for a spot I’ve been focusing on. Would like a multi.
Is yours a multistem Autumn Brilliance?
You said you don't want to compact and push the air out of the soil which other gardeners said to be make it that not to leave air pocket when planting shrub and trees. Now I am confused.
I am getting rid of air pockets, just not all of the air in the soil. You don't want pockets, but the roots need some air between the soil particles.
@@JimPutnam , thank you!
I cannot believe I have never seen a service berry and have no idea what they are.
You don't have any red clay there?
Not in that spot, but most the yard I do.
Thanks for this video. We lined our driveway here in Hillsborough, NC with multi trunked serviceberries last fall. Something quickly decimated the foliage this summer before we realized it was happening. Never saw what it was, but think it might have been Japanese beetles. Are they a known pest? Suggestions for next summer?
Japanese beetles were the likely cause. They love all things rose family
@@JimPutnam Thank you for confirming my suspicions. ☹️ Will be on guard next summer.
@@JimPutnam Here in Northern New England, leaf spot is also extremely common - at least on the straight species - and can lead to rapid defoliation unless it is managed. Is Autumn Brilliance - in your experience - actually more resistant?
What variety did you plant?
@@emmalavenham , it was pretty clear something chewed the leaves. 😞
They are planted all down my street and not one of them looks good. They appear to be all diseased. I fertilize two I have but they just do not look good.
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No water!
Jim, tell me again the kind of shovel you were using?
It is a trenching shovel. I have one linked below the video.
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But 'Autumn Serviceberry' is a man-made hybrid so you really/honestly/ethically CANNOT call it a "native" in the same breath and similar smugness as a true, straight-species native plant. And, putting soil amendments IN the planting hole is "old wisdom" from like 30+ years ago! How can you be so ignorant when you have hte likes of NCSU Extension, the JC Raulston Arb, Sarah P Duke Gardens and NCBG right there in the Triangle!!!
Amelanchier are so confused in taxonomy, because they cross so regularly in nature. So by this logic, none of them would be native. If we don't allow for improvements in native plants, very few people will buy them. I sold plants for 30 years. People aren't interested in itea that you dig up in the woods. Preaching won't change that.
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I have many videos talking about the fact that you don't have to amend the soil when planting. Thanks for watching.
@@JimPutnam I'm not sure, but I think she was trying to be sarcastic.
You look very young and so can somewhat forgive your smug replies. As you age, you will find that sometimes,well, you’re just wrong.