Aronia melanocarpa 'Professor Ed'

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Aronia melanocarpa ‘Professor Ed’ is a deciduous chokeberry grown for its strong fruiting performance and striking autumn leaf colour. Fresh green foliage in spring is followed by small white flowers, which develop into heavy crops of dark, glossy berries later in the season. These fruits are commonly used for processing due to their rich flavour. As temperatures fall, the leaves change to intense red tones, extending interest well into autumn. Robust and adaptable, this variety performs reliably in most garden soils and is well suited to productive and wildlife-friendly planting.

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Key Features

Plants by type
  • Shrubs
Flower Colour
  • White
Eventual Height
  • 1-1.5m
Flowering Month
  • May
Planting Position
  • Full sun
  • Part shade
Features
  • Deciduous
  • Summer flowering
  • Loved by garden birds

How to care for Aronia melanocarpa 'Professor Ed'

Light:
Full sun to partial shade (best flowering, fruiting, and autumn colour in full sun).

Soil:
Moist but well-drained soil. Very tolerant of different soil types, including clay.

Water:
Water regularly while establishing. Drought-tolerant once established.

Pruning:
Minimal pruning required; remove old or weak stems in late winter if needed.

Hardiness:
Very hardy; suitable for cold and temperate climates.

Feeding:
Apply a general-purpose fertiliser in spring if required.

Notes

Deciduous shrub with a compact, rounded habit.

Grown for white spring flowers, black berries, and excellent red-orange autumn colour.

Fruits attract birds and wildlife.

Ideal for borders, hedging, wildlife gardens, and edible landscapes.

Low-maintenance and highly resilient variety.

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