aronia
When to prune aronia?
- Botanical name
- Aronia melanocarpa
- Family
- Rosaceae
Aronia is pruned in June. It is planted from October to March. It is harvested from July to September.
Aronia is a woody perennial. The edible part is the fruit.
Aronia through the year
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Pruning
Planting
Harvest
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In short
Pruning
in June
weeks 23 to 26
Planting
from October to March
week 40 to week 13 of the next year
Pruning cut
after flowering
Spacing between plants
2.5 m
First crop
after 2 to 3 years
Harvest
from July to September
weeks 31 to 39
Growing conditions
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Soil
loamy
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Sun
full sun
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Water
little water
❄️
Frost
overwinters outdoors
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Height
0.9 to 3 m
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Pollination
crops better with a second variety nearby
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Related plants
The plants below are in the same botanical family (Rosaceae).
Sources about the plant: GBIF Backbone Taxonomy, Iowa State University Extension, NC State Extension Plant Toolbox, Ohio State University Extension, Penn State Extension, Royal Horticultural Society, South Dakota State University Extension, Wikidata. Checked between 14 and 28 August 2026.