Chokeberry Bushes

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Chokeberry Bushes - Grow Superfruit from Nature Hills! Boost your garden's visual impact and your family's health simultaneously with Chokeberry Bushes (Aronia) from Nature Hills Nursery. Hardy enough for USDA planting zones 3 to 9, these flowering shrubs offer unique beauty all year! White spring flowers, gorgeous foliage, incredible fall color, and bushy rounded winter stems. Plus, you can harvest nutrient-rich Chokeberries for healthful eating and cooking! What Is a Chokeberry Bush? The Chokeberry bush, botanically known as Aronia, is a cold hardy, deciduous shrub! Chokeberries are native to the United States, especially in the Northeast. Aronia is an excellent pollinator and wildlife plant, as it will attract butterflies and bees, songbirds and wildlife to your property. Chokeberries can be canned and make healthy fruit drinks. Aronia berries contain very high levels of antioxidants , and research has shown that antioxidants may help reduce the risk of cancer and heart disease. Get your health on with smoothies; make mead; bake into crisps, cakes and bars, or create savory meat sauces. Freeze them and sell them at farmer's markets! Where To Use Chokeberry These gorgeous shrubs are ideal hedges, as foundation plantings, and are very useful when used in rows or en masse plantings. Whether for screening, windbreaks and Snow barriers, or wonderful shelterbelts for wildlife! To make the most of this dramatic shrub , plant several along your driveway or house for a dynamic border. Naturalize these durable shrubs where you want to control erosion. Define the edge of a sunny slope or embankment. Boost your food security with Edible Landscaping like Blueberries, Serviceberry, Hazelnut, Wild Plum, and Elderberries to your landscape, as well! How to Care For Aronia Shrubs Chokeberries grow well in Full sunlight , but these adaptable shrubs are moderately tolerant of partial shade. They prefer moist, well-drained soils. Aronia bushes will do well in a soil pH of 5.6 to 7.5,