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Low Scape Mound® Aronia

Aronia melanocarpa 'UCONNAM165' USPP28789, Can PP6519

A tough, tidy mound of glossy green foliage with brilliant red fall color.

Plant Type
Shrubs & Roses
Width
18-36 In.
Height
18-36 In.
USDA hardiness zone
3 - 9
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade
Plant developer
Proven Winners
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2

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About Low Scape Mound® Aronia

Low Scape Mound® is a compact, deciduous black chokeberry selected for its low mound and three-season display. The breeder lists a mature height and spread of 18–36 inches and USDA hardiness zones 3–9; spring brings clusters of white flowers, followed by dark berries and red-orange autumn foliage. ## Landscape use and growth Use this shrub for edging, mass planting, low groundcover, or a mixed border. It spreads gradually by suckers, which can help fill an area but may extend beyond the original mound. Plant Select’s breeder nursery describes the selection as tolerant of a wide range of soils and both wet and dry sites, with sun or part sun. ## Seasonal value and siting Glossy green leaves carry the shrub through spring and summer. White spring flowers are followed by blue-black fruit, and the foliage turns vivid red in fall. It can contribute habitat value as a native shrub, though fruit production and wildlife use vary with site conditions. Give it room to expand or plan to manage suckers in smaller beds. ### Sources [Spring Meadow Nursery breeder profile](https://springmeadownursery.com/plantfinder/low-scape-mound-02820/) · [Proven Winners cultivar profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/aronia/low-scape-mound-aronia-melanocarpa) · [Canadian CFIA cultivar record](https://active.inspection.gc.ca/english/plaveg/pbrpov/cropreport/bchok/app00010423e.shtml) ## Maintenance Routine pruning is not required. If shaping is needed, prune immediately after flowering; later pruning can remove developing fruit. Pull or cut suckers when you need to limit spread.