She replaces the blueberries with serviceberries, and sometimes adds in a few blueberries. Serviceberries, to me, taste like a tiny cherry. When baked in a muffin, I also detect an almond-like flavor.

It’s hard to stump us on ingredients, but Mary Brennan of Downers Grove did just that when she sent us a recipe that used serviceberries. “We use the berries for one of our family&#8217… ...

Serviceberries are a good food source for birds because the berries remain on the plant for easy foraging over winter. Birds are less vulnerable to cats and other predators when they forage up ...

Although serviceberries closely resemble blueberries, they have a mellower and more distinct flavor. Some people describe the taste as slightly nutty, or an overlap of almond, blueberry, and cherry.

Fold in the lemon zest, Serviceberries and hazelnuts. Spoon the batter into the muffin tins, filling each well about two-thirds full. Bake until the muffins are uniformly brown, about 25-30 minutes.

Whether for fruit production, habitat or beauty, serviceberry is an excellent addition to any landscape. You might know these plants by other names such as Juneberry, named for the month ...

The serviceberry is a lovely bush or tree which blooms in early April, and also in June, as the fruits ripen. It goes by common names like sarvis, shadbush, Juneberry, Saskatoon and so forth. It's ...

I first became familiar with serviceberries when I moved to Porter County more than 34 years ago, as I never noticed or saw them growing up in Munster. In the Indiana Dunes, ...

With the opening of Wolf & Company at Western and the 606, serviceberries are no longer the tastiest treats on the Bloomingdale Trail. Why it matters: The dual-level bar, restaurant, market and cafe ...

Pinky-purple blossoms appearing along the branches of Missouri’s native redbuds are a fulfilled promise of spring, while native dogwood blooms fatten for an encore. A majority of Show-Me state ...

Serviceberries are nice, small native trees, but they can run into assorted troubles, including leaf spot and rust on the disease front and Japanese beetles, aphids, borers, sawflies and scale ...

As Kimmerer explains, "Serviceberries show us another model, one based upon reciprocity, where wealth comes from the quality of your relationships, not from the illusion of self-sufficiency." ...