This tree isn’t technically native to Montana (the closest native range is eastern North Dakota), but it’s not listed elsewhere on the website. These trees are extremely hardy and can thrive in tough conditions.

Beautiful Spring Blooms

In the spring, they produce pretty white flowers that add a touch of beauty to any landscape.

Edible and Versatile Fruit

After their first winter freeze, the fruits become edible—both raw or cooked. They can be used to make pie and jelly, making them a great addition to any garden.

Size and Hardiness

These trees will reach about 30 ft. at maturity. Hardy to zone 3, or possibly even zone 2.

Trees are 3–4 ft. tall and have strong root systems, with plenty of fibrous root hairs to support healthy growth.