3 Native Black Cherry Tree (Prunus serotina) - 12-24 Inch Tall Live Potted Tree Sapling Add a powerhouse of ecological value and natural beauty to your landscape with our healthy, actively growing Black Cherry tree saplings.Measuring 12 to 24 inches tall and shipped rooted securely in its growing pot, this resilient native tree arrives ready to plant directly into your yard or transition into a larger container. Unlike bare root trees, potted saplings can be planted at almost any time of the year with virtually zero transplant shock! Why Choose Black Cherry? Ecological Superstar: Supports hundreds of native butterfly, moth, and bird species with its pollen, leaves, and fruit. Spring Blossoms & Fall Color: Features cascading white flower clusters in spring, followed by glossy green summer l
Wild Black Cherry Tree (Prunus serotina) are recognized year-round by the dark, scaly bark, that flips up on their edges, in mature trees, often characterized as a burnt potato chip texture. The flowers are white in color and grow in long clusters attracting many pollinators. It's name comes from the both the color of the bark and edible fruits. The tree grows to about 60-115 ft tall. It range is from Ontario/Quebec south to central Florida; east from the coast west to Arizona and Mexico. The flowers on the tree are 5" long at the end of leafy twigs with 13" white flowers clusters, that come out in the spring. The fruits are 3/4"round black-purple in color when ripe.
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If you are looking for a fast-growing, large tree, then the Black Cherry Tree might just be the answer. Prunus serotina is a wildlife magnet and adored by pollinators. In spring, its scented white blooms appear before its purple-black fruits develop in late summer. A tall tree, this cherry reaches a final height of up to 80 feet. Native to parts of Central and Northern America, the Black Cherry Tree is ideal for growing in USDA zones 3 to 9. Forming a large canopy as it matures, the Black Cherry Tree is a great specimen for providing shade. Perfect for growing as a specimen tree or for attracting more wildlife to your garden. Black Cherry Tree Care With its vigorous, vertical growth, care must be taken at the time of planting to avoid any overhead problems down the line. The Black Che
Black Cherry is a medium-to-large sized deciduous tree that is native to much of eastern North American, Mexico, and Central America. It typically occurs in both lowland and upland woods and along streams. It is noted for its fragrant, white flowers, attractive glossy, green foliage, and fall color. Black Cherry is one of the few plants that can compete with oaks as far as insect use and wildlife benefits. This native cherry may also be called Wild Cherry or Wild Rum Cherry.
Black Cherry Plant Botanical Name: Prunus serotina Plant Type: Deciduous fruit tree USDA Zones: 3-9 Care Tips Blooming Season: Spring Soil: Fertile, moist, well-draining loam or sandy soil Water: Water deeply during establishment; once established, water during prolonged dry periods Light: Full sun to partial shade (best fruit production in full sun) Temperature: 60-85oF (16-29oC) "Photos show mature plants for reference only; your plant is a young starter, with no flower or fruit for now. Thank You for Supporting My Small Nursery!"