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Black Cherry Tree (Flowers)

Prunus serotina

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Field Notes

Description:

The flowers from a Black Cherry. The fruit will ripen over the season, and this raceme will turn into green berries that will become bright red and then black.

Notes:

Silly me. Until today, because of the beautiful striped bark on these trees, I thought they were the native Black Birch!

Reference Links:

Prunus serotina, Temperate Climate Permaculture: Permaculture Plants: Black Cherry Tree

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PublishedMay 28, 2016

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