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Saskatoon Berry Isaac

Isaac Saskatoon Berry

  • »  Amelanchier x wiegandii ‘Isaac’
  • »  Dwarf selection
  • »  Very productive
  • »  Native to Eastern Canada
  • »  Self-pollinating but produces more fruit if others are present
  • »  Beautiful white blooms in early spring
  • »  Blueberry-like fruit appear in early summer
  • »  Great to eat fresh, or in pies, jams, and other desserts

2gal
$46.50
  • Category:Fruit
  • Hardiness Zone:2b
  • Height:120-150 cm
  • Spread:100-120 cm
  • Bloom Color: White
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Exposure
• Full Sun
• Partial Sun/Shade
Soil Moisture
• Moist to Average
• Average to Dry Soils
Attributes
• Berries
• Edible
• Fruit
Flowering Time
• Early Spring
Habit
• Dwarf
• Rounded
Foliage Color
• Green
Landscape uses
• Hedge
• Herbal garden
• Screening (privacy)
• Specimen
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Saskatoon Berry 'Isaac'

Saskatoon berries are very hardy although late spring frosts should be avoided. They prefer average moisture in well drained soils with a PH above 6. They will begin to bear fruit at 2-4yrs of age on old wood in late June. Plants generally will not require pruning until 7-9 years of age and then removing damaged, weak or crossed branches should be performed in early spring before new growth begins. Saskatoon berries are self-pollinating although will produce larger and more fruit if another one is present.