Black Cherry

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Black Cherry - (Prunus serotina)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 50-80’. Grows in full sun to part shade in dry to well-drained soils of closed canopy or open woods. White flower clusters in spring become small dark cherry clusters. Fruit is consumed by numerous species of birds and mammals. Supports native pollinators and honeybees; Wood is prized for furniture. Cherries (without pits) can be eaten raw or used in pies.

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Re-stocked at NEW size and price!

Bundle of 10 | New Size: 24-36” (Original Size: 12-18”) | Age: 1-0

Black Cherry - (Prunus serotina)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 50-80’. Grows in full sun to part shade in dry to well-drained soils of closed canopy or open woods. White flower clusters in spring become small dark cherry clusters. Fruit is consumed by numerous species of birds and mammals. Supports native pollinators and honeybees; Wood is prized for furniture. Cherries (without pits) can be eaten raw or used in pies.

Soils: Dry to mesic, well drained soils

Habitat: Mesic or dry closed canopy or open woods

Flower Color: White

Fruit: Small dark cherry

Bloom Time: Spring and early summer

Deciduous Tree

Other Names: Wild Black Cherry, Rum Cherry

Native to our area

Range: Nova Scotia to Minnesota and eastern Nebraska, south to Florida and Texas

Typical Mature Height: 80 feet

Light Requirement: Sun, partial shade

Uses: Used as an ornamental tree; wood is prized for furniture; cherries (without pits) eaten raw or used in pies or as a flavor extract; inner bark has medicinal uses

Wildlife Value: Fruit consumed by numerous species of birds and mammals; special use for native bees and honey bees; larval host and food source for butterflies and moths