I thought I had an elderberry tree along my driveway but it just didn’t look quite right. I think it is a Saskatoon Serviceberry tree. Anyone eat these? Google seems to think I should.

i love service berry. almost more then blueberries. also if you have a smartphone and want a free app to help identify plants animals and whatever download "seek" its free. works really well.

They are sweet and delicious.
We call them sugar plumbs(slang name)

Thanks guys! I’ll
Pick what I can tomorrow night!

I have many shrubs with these berries. Birds love and depend on them. If watered enough, they are sweet and wonderful. I'm sure they would make amazing jam.

Here we call them June berries, it's amazing that one tree they can be real sweet, and the tree next to it can be kind of bitter.

I have a few zip-locs in the freezer full of them right now.

Hands down there are no berries better suited for baked pies.
Friend has a farm and does 200,000 quarts a season, then processes the 11 other months.

Always been called Saskatoon berries here. But the city of Saskatoon ,Saskatchewan is full of them. Picked 11 pounds today



Wild ones didn’t produce this year with the drought. Picked these at a buddy’s place who planted a few rows. Hazelnuts love this weather and the trees are loaded. Will pick a few bushels this year.

Lucky to get hazelnuts here.The squirrels will beat you to them most times.

Going back in the morning for more. We call them June berries.

This is the best pie I have had since last year this time.

You folks weren’t kidding! My wife made jam from the last 2 gallons and I think this better than even strawberry. Have to keep a better eye on these next year.

That looks so good