Black Cherry Streambank including clay and loam

including clay and loam

making it a great choice for organic orchards and low-maintenance permaculture setups

helping maintain quality in storage

Bloom Time: Late spring

Wildlife Support and Pollinator Habitat: Common Witchhazel's late-season blooms provide food for pollinators when other resources are scarce

Black Cherry Streambank including clay and loamBlack Cherry, a native North American tree, is known for its striking, dark berries and beautiful, dense wood. Growing up to 50 80 feet tall, this tree produces clusters of white, fragrant flowers in late spring that attract pollinators, followed by small, dark purple black cherries in late summer. While the berries are very tart and astringent when fresh, they're ideal for making jellies, wines, and syrups, as well as attracting birds and wildlife.