This multi-stemmed tree has a nice upright shape.

In spring it is covered in white flowers, followed by editable fruit.

The fruit is adored by birds especially cedar waxwings.

The gray-green leaves turn vibrant shades of orange and red in the fall.

Interesting note: its name comes from when the shad fish run in June and the fruit of the tree ripen. The fruit can also be used to make pies and tea.

Height: 20-25'

Spread: 10-15'

Shape: Upright 

Foliage: Green

Fall Foliage: Orange-red

Exposure: Sun

Zone: 4-8

 Photo courtesy of Bailey Nursery