I'd be curious to know, as well. I saw a large number of them being sold for reasonable prices at Fleet Farm last year (5 gal). If they do that again this year I'll probably pick up one or two myself. I like the naturalistic clump form, and 6 or 8-foot spread woud look better than 15x4 IMO anyway. I've grown 'Regent' serviceberry (another alnifolia) in the past, and really love that species here on the northern great plains, as it's probably the hardiest serviceberry to high-pH soils (and native to the region). 'Regent' is a good berry producer, as it was developed in Canada for commercial fruit production. A hedge of Regent would be spectacular. Fall color was closer to yellow than orange for me, but they were all growing in partial/full shade. Still very nice color. The biggest problem is that rabbits absolutely love them in the winter (just like all Serviceberries), so they need protection. I used green-PVC-coated chicken wire year-round, but only winter protection might be necessary.

Thanks for follow up to the original post. We are 2/3 done with ours and wanted to party a new review for folks We purchased Newport Blue cabinets. My experience is mixed. The instructions are horrible. The figures on the instructions are so small it hard to see what they are telling you to do. Watching then CTG installation video mislead me to put screws thru the drawers but the only holds were in back and after doing this and damaging the inside rear corners of the drawers realized that these holes are actually for the raining system to latch into. Also, the wall cabinet.installation instructions were.even.woese. Telling me to put 4 135 degree corner brackets on top and bottom to secure the sides and either got only two brackets or none at all. Two cans broke on installation with no spair parts provided to fix them. Sometimes the dato joints didn't go together well so we.used a soft mallet to tap it in to place. The finish is smooth but there are some rub marks or scratches on the side. Luckily it's in an area that won't be visible. I'll post more thoughts when we are done.

Hi Ivette, I’m sorry to hear that you’re not living your countertops. I will tell you this…I’m a typical mom with 2 young boys, work 45 + hours a week, in a PhD program, married, and I drink wine. I’m not an Instagram influencer. No one is paying me for my comment. I do not have a problem with my countertops. They don’t scratch or anything. The other day, my toddler used a black sharpie on it. I put BAR KEEPERS on the area, let it sit, and it came right up. Maybe you should try that and see if you have any success. Also, I’ve sat many hot plates on the countertop; however, it’s quartz … you can’t sit an extremely hot pot. That doesn’t bother me because I knew this risk before I made my purchase. It’s still very durable and my boys are slamming their sports equipment on it when they’re entering from the garage often (I beg them not to but we don’t have a mud room lol). Again, I do hate to hear that your experience is not as pleasant as mine. I hope it gets better.

Not sure if this helps anyone, but this is my large sample of smoked pearl next to a couple of SW paint samples. The white is pure white. Vinyl floor is cartwheel oak by coretec. (The gray cabinets in the background are behr battleship gray) We just had insulation installed so aways away from counter installation but I will post pics when they're in. We are doing pure white cabinets with minwax special walnut accents, stainless steel appliances, and black hardware. Another image. (just a random piece of black metal I had to test hardware color). The paint sample is 12"x12"