Wild Saskatoon Serviceberry (Amelanchier alnifolia) Seed Collecting - Ninja Gardening - Episode 78

There are four different Serviceberry Species that grow in the area I was collecting seed, but I am pretty sure each bush was the ...

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Key insights about video Wild Saskatoon Serviceberry (Amelanchier alnifolia) Seed Collecting - Ninja Gardening - Episode 78

🌳 The service berry tree, also known as a Saskatoon or Sarkis berry, can thrive in dry and mountainous environments.

💦 The service berry tree needs some water to grow well, as evidenced by the small branches and lack of growth on the tree in the video.

🌿 The leaves of the service berry tree are smaller than those of sagebrush and turn yellow.

🍒 The service berry tree produces dried up berries, which the speaker plans to try and cultivate.

🌱 The service berry tree has been rebranded as the "blueberry of the north" due to its ability to withstand dry and cold climates.

🌲 The service berry tree can grow to be eight or nine feet tall.

🦌 The speaker mentions buck brush and sagebrush in the area, suggesting that the presence of these plants may indicate the need for some water.

Timestamped Summary

00:16 The speaker mentions that not everyone planted in their area is a service berry tree or shrub.

00:35 The speaker describes the environment as fairly dry, up on the side of a mountain.

00:47 The speaker mentions that the area largely consists of sagebrush, with smaller leaves that turn yellow and a few dried up berries.

01:07 The speaker plans to take these berries back and see if they can get anything to sprout from them.

01:15 The speaker mentions that these berries have been rebranded as a "blueberry of the north" and can tolerate very dry and cold climates.

01:33 The speaker shows their guess, buck brush, and sagebrush plants, indicating that there must be a little bit of water available in that area.

01:43 The speaker points out that the tree is not doing well, possibly due to narrow branches that indicate deer activity, but they have seeds to see how well it will do under cultivation.

02:03 The speaker identifies the plant as a service berry, also known as a Sarkis berry, and shows one that is about 8 or 9 feet tall.

02:16 The speaker asks viewers to like and subscribe if they found the video informative.

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Q&A

What is the plant mentioned in the video?

The plant mentioned in the video is a service berry tree or shrub, also known as a Saskatoon berry.

What type of environment does the plant grow in?

The plant grows in a fairly dry environment on the side of a mountain.

What are some characteristics of the plant?

The leaves of the plant are largely sagebrush, smaller in size, and turn yellow. The plant also has dried up berries.

Can the berries be used to grow new plants?

The speaker intends to take the berries back and see if they can be sprouted to grow new plants.

Why are the berries sometimes referred to as a blueberry of the north?

The berries are sometimes called a blueberry of the north because they can tolerate very dry and cold climates.

What other plants are mentioned in the video?

The speaker mentions buck brush and sagebrush, which are present in the area where the plant is growing.

How tall can the plant grow?

The plant mentioned in the video can grow to be approximately eight or nine feet tall.