: Large, white, five-petaled flowers appearing in May or June ; they occur terminal to the branch or in leaf axils.

The Bartram Juneberry is well-suited for naturalized gardens, edges of bogs, or sheltered park areas. Bartram's Shadbush | Mass.gov

: A slender, few-stemmed deciduous shrub that typically grows 1.5 to 8 feet tall (up to 15 feet in ideal conditions) with an upright, vase-shaped crown.

: Dull green, sharply serrated leaves that turn vibrant yellow-orange in the autumn.

: Dark purple to blue-black berries that are oblong or egg-shaped rather than round, ripening in July or August.