Prunus serotina, also commonly called wild black cherry, rum cherry, ... Dormant Identification of Black Cherry . The tree has narrow corky and light, horizontal lenticels.

Native to the eastern half of the U.S. and parts of Mexico, the wild black cherry tree can grow to more than 90 feet tall. Lumber from the black cherry is valued for its deep red color and dense ...

Black cherry will grow in sun or partial shade, 70 to 90 feet tall, in average to well-drained soil in the eastern United States, as far south as the Tampa/Orlando area. What you plant in your ...

An amazing array of animals rely on the black cherry. Doug Tallamy, entomologist and author of "Bringing Nature Home," found that more than 400 species of native butterfly and moth caterpillars ...

By the time the solstice sun peaks, trees and shrubs are seeding up. At least in nature’s eyes, the waxing of the year has been accomplished. Cultivated fruit trees, wild apples, cherries, and ...

Black cherry will grow in sun or partial shade, 70 to 90 feet tall, in average to well-drained soil in the eastern United States, as far south as the Tampa/Orlando area. What you plant in your ...

Several native black cherry trees grew up, unseen, under our columnist's very eyes. The tree provides many benefits to Maine birds, butterflies and mammals. In early August while moving leaf mold ...

Black cherry fruit is enjoyed by birds and some humans, and the tree can be attractive, especially in a few months, when the branches will be drooping with long, white racemes of flowers.