Mature height is 5 feet. Space 4 to 8 feet apart. The fruit ripens in August, thereby avoiding heavy bird pressure. Plants are started in tissue culture and are extremely vigorous. Bush vigorous and productive.
Production is triple that of wild types.
Pound More shrub-like than Mary Liss with a distinct weeping habit. Fruit ripens 4 to 6 days earlier than Mary Liss. The wild chokeberry is a small, cold hardy shrub producing copious crops of small, very tart cherries with large pits, used traditionally for jams and jellies and enjoyed by birds. It sports a profusion of blossoms in Springtime and an attractive exfoliating bark. At least 2 plants required for pollination.