shadbush

/ʃæd ˌbʊʃ/
noun
  1. A shrub or small tree (genus Amelanchier) that produces white flowers in early spring and small edible berries; also called serviceberry or Juneberry.
    • The shadbush grows wild along the edges of the forest.
    • The berries of the shadbush are sweet and can be eaten fresh or baked into pies.
    • In spring, the shadbush is covered with clusters of white flowers.
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