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19 years ago

This plant is growing in our yard which is mostly native mountain plants. It has similarities to roses, but we don't know what it is. Does anyone recognize it?

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sam_md
19 years ago
You have Serviceberry or Shadblow AKA Amelanchier sp.
The fruit is infected with Cedar/Apple rust, otherwise it is a beautiful tree.
Sam

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