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The melanocarpa species of Chokeberry are a little easier to use in the landscape when compared to other types because of its dwarf size and pleasing form. These shrubs will tolerate a wide range of soils, including wet soil. For best fruit production, plant in full sun.
Selected for it's dwarf form, Iroquois Beauty™ stays much smaller than the species, showy white flowers appear in spring with purple-black fruit to follow, vibrant orange-red fall foliage.
Fall Interest. Attracts butterflies and songbirds. Long blooming.
Uses: landscape, mass planting Shrub type: deciduous, mounded Blooms early summer to late summer Morning sun, afternoon shade, sun tolerant Height: 24" - 36" Spread: 18" - 30" Average soil Growability: easy
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