The Canadian Serviceberry is appreciated for its red to orange autumn foliage and the abundant white spring blossoming followed by new leaves and the famous berries. The fruits of the Canadian Serviceberry are as big as peas, and their purplish-brown pulp is sweet and tasty. The Canadian Serviceberry is quite interesting to plant in mixed or country hedges, or on its own in the garden.

The Fuchsia regia 'Reitzii', or Edible Royal Fuchsia, is bejewelled with nice red to purple bell-shaped flowers. It is the only Fuchsia variety that produces purplish-black berries which pulp is sweet and lightly bitter and which works well in jams.
In a flowerbed or in a pot, the Fuchsia brings colour to your garden. It is preferable to prune the bush at the end of winter, so new shoots can develop.