Dense clusters of white flowers appear after the leaves have emerged. Individual flowers are white with five petals. Pitted fruits are edible and often used in wine and jelly making.
| Family | Rose |
|---|---|
| Season Bloom | Early-Late Spring |
| Habitat | A Black Cherry tree can be easily identified any time of the year by its "broken" bark which is scaly and thin and resembles burnt potato chips. Valued as a hardwood by furniture and cabinet makers. The fruit is a valuable food source for birds and mammals. |
| Cycle | |
| Height | 25-110' |
| Leaf Description | Leaves are shiny on the upper surface, oblong with a pointed tip. Margins are finely serrated. |
| Soil Type | All Types |
| Light Source | Sun |
| Location | Woodland |
