shadblow

/ʃæd ˌbloʊ/
noun
  1. A shrub or small tree (genus Amelanchier) that blooms with white flowers in early spring, also called shadbush or serviceberry.
    • The shadblow's flowers appeared just as the shad fish began their run.
    • We planted a shadblow in the backyard for its spring blossoms.
    • The shadblow is one of the first trees to flower after winter.
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