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juneberry

Any tree or shrub of the genus Amelanchier of the rose family, having simple leaves, showy white flowers, and purple-black fruits. The Allegheny serviceberry Amelanchier lavis, native to the northeastern USA, grows to a height of 40 ft/12 m and has edible fruit. Several species are grown as ornamentals.



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Try these wild edibles available in Spring time: Wild Amaranth or Pigweed, Lambs quarters, Ladys thumb, Daylily flowers, Peppergrass, Sheep sorrel, Wood sorrel, Juneberry fruits Galinsoga leaves, Sochan (Rudbeckia laciniata) leaves, Catbriar shoots, Kudzu Shoots, Elderberry flowers.
Wild mountain treats: ramps mushrooms by Davis, Jeanine M. / New Life Journal
Similarly, the landscaping scheme, with clusters of North American Juneberry trees planted at each end of the mansion, will enhance this transition from the original structure to the new buildings.
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