Sweet cherry is a well-known species to fruit lovers worldwide. This stone fruit varies in flavor from sweet to tart, depending on the specific cultivar. Sweet cherry is also used for lumber and is a preferred wood type for furniture.

Black cherry (Prunus serotina) is a medium-sized, deciduous forest tree native to the Americas, but also naturalized in parts of Europe. It features inflorescence with small white blooms that become clusters of dark cherries, edible when pitted. Mature trees have gray-to-black, distinctly crackled bark. The glossy leaves are poisonous to livestock. It is a highly reproductive pioneer species with invasive potential.

Cherry laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) is an evergreen species of cherry, commonly cultivated as an ornamental plant. It is a shrub or a small tree with characteristic glossy, dark green leaves with a leathery texture. Leaves and seeds of cherry laurel contain toxic compounds, which can cause serious poisoning if ingested.

Cherry plum (Prunus cerasifera) is a deciduous small tree or shrub native to Southern Europe and Western Asia. It is one of the most common wild fruits of its native region, producing numerous rounded, yellow, red, or burgundy-colored sweet juicy fruit in summer and autumn. Cherry plum is also used as an ornamental tree and as rootstock for other Prunus species.

Prunus domestica is a small deciduous tree and the most common orchard plum in Europe and other regions of the world. It is a hybrid species that had most likely evolved from the wild Cherry plum, Prunus cerasifera. The fruit is elongated, fleshy, and usually sweet. Dried fruits of european plum are called prunes.

The blooms of japanese apricot are the sign of an upcoming spring in China. They bloom in late winter on bare branches, often appearing under a blanket of snow. The tree has an important cultural significance in East Asia, while its sweet, edible fruit has various culinary uses. Many varieties of Prunus mume are cultivated worldwide as ornamental trees.

Blackthorn (Prunus spinosa) is a large deciduous shrub species that is also commonly called a sloe. Blackthorn is indigenous to Europe, Asia, and Africa. In Britain, this species is used to make a liquor called sloe gin. In Ireland, its wood is made into walking sticks.

The yoshino cherry is native to Japan and produces small black fruits and characteristic white-pink blooms in the spring that give off a peculiar faint almond fragrance. A batch of these trees were famously gifted to the United States by the government in Tokyo and now stand in Washington D.C.

Apricot (Prunus armeniaca) is a fruit-bearing plant species native to Asia. Although the genus name, "Prunus," means plum, the fruits of this tree are actually apricots. The seeds are occasionally used as substitutes for almonds because they share a similar shape and nutty taste. The apricot has been cultivated by humans for centuries, and was even discovered in the remains of ancient Armenian settlements.

American plum (Prunus americana) is a fruit bearing plant species native to the eastern and central United States and Canada. It is similar to the Canadian plum, but the two species can be distinguished. The fruit of the american plum is a bright red, while the fruit of the Canadian plum is yellow.

The chinese sour cherry is a short, bushy tree indigenous to China. It is cultivated as a decorative plant globally for its early spring cherry flowers. In China, it has been farmed for its sour but edible fruit for over 2,000 years. If the seed is too bitter to consume, avoid it because it can be poisonous.

Nanking cherry (Prunus tomentosa) is a popular ornamental shrub, prized for its showy blossom and exfoliating bark which offers multi-seasonal interest. This elegant shrub doubles as a safe haven for feathered creatures from predators. Its fragrant flowers and scarlet fruit serve as a food source for birds and other wildlife.

Petal color: Pale red to purplish-red. Flower shape: single-flowered petal. The flower size: medium to large. Tree shape: oval. The diameter of the flower is 3 to 4.5 cm. The color is pale red, but it is darker than the white species (such as Yoshino cherry, etc.). Cerasus jamasakura is a deciduous tree, 7 to 15 m high. It can grow to about 20 m. The branches grow near the base, and the length of branches ranges from 7 to 15 m. The leaves are long oval and serrated. They range in size from 8 to 15 cm and are alternate. The new leaves are red, but turn dark green in summer. In autumn, leaves will become red, not only red but also other colors, such as yellow and orange. The leaves have little or no hair. The back of the leaves is green and lusterless. In summer, the fruit turns dark purple. The fruit is just the size of a small pea. Birds often look for food in this way, but they are not consumed for humans because they are small and inconspicuous.

Chinese plum is native to China but is also grown in fruit orchards in Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Australia, and the United States. A drupe is produced as the fruit and can be eaten raw. Different varieties of the Prunus salicina are cultivated in China, with some also being hybrid species. Many of the fresh plums sold in North America are cultivars of chinese plum.

The mexican plum tree can range in height from 4.5 to 12 m tall. It is a beautiful display in the spring when it is covered with fragrant white or pale pink flowers, which ripen into dark red or purple fruit in the fall. The mexican plum is edible, but the flavor can vary wildly based on growing conditions.

The tibetan cherry has small flower clusters that may give way to red berries during fall. This deciduous tree has an excellent foliage color in this season as well. It can add color to gardens in the winter, and it’s great for foundation plantings or cottage gardens.

The chickasaw plum is a beneficial deciduous tree with a tasty fruit that can be eaten raw or in preserves and desserts. The chickasaw plum makes a beautiful ornamental tree for landscaping with fragrant flowers that are attractive to pollinators and butterflies.

Pin cherry is a pioneer species of cherry tree related to chokecherry and black cherry trees. As its name suggests, pin cherries are tiny cherries that grow in pairs. The sour cherries are edible, although they do not contain much ‘meat.’ They are best used in preserves due to their small size.

Japanese bird cherry is a deciduous tree of Rosaceae. Its Japanese name comes from the grooved board used in ancient tortoise shell divination. It can be distinguished from the similar Inu cherry, its inflorescence branches with leaves.

Deciduous tree 15 m tall. Leaves roughly 5 to 10 cm long obovate or elliptic alternate serrulate. Leaves turn red and fall in late autumn. The flowering season is spring. As the leaves grow out several flowers will grow out from the tip of the stem. The petals are white large and 5 petals giving off light fragrance. At the beginning of summer the ripened fruit is edible. It can be planted in gardens and parks because of its tenacity and sea breeze resistance. The leaves turn red and fall in late autumn. Furthermore it has an insular pattern. Compared with the mother plant it can be distinguished by the fine hairs on the leaves. In addition the Oshima cherry is also evolved from many horticultural varieties of cherry (such as Yoshino cherry). The cherry blossom rice cake that people often enjoy uses pickled leaves of this cherry blossom. The unique fragrance mainly comes from coumarin and its fragrance is the same as that of rattan in the seven-herbs in autumn.

Bitter Cherry (Prunus emarginata) is indigenous to western North America. The fruit is undesirably bitter, but many animals feast on the leaves, including deer, livestock, and cedar waxwing birds. Bitter Cherry spreads very readily by seed or aerial shoots and is considered a weed tree in many areas. The bark has been used by natives for wrapping tools and the branches for creating arrows.

Hollyleaf cherry (Prunus ilicifolia) is a broadleaf shrub or small tree that grows from 91 to 792 cm tall. It features holly-like spiky leaves and bright red berries that are sweet to eat. Clusters of small white flowers bloom spring through summer. Grows best in sun and well-drained soil. Leaves smell like almonds when crushed but are poisonous to eat.

European bird cherry (Prunus padus subsp. padus) is a deciduous perennial tree whose heavily scented blossoms grow in clusters and smell like sweet wild cherry. It blooms from spring to summer and its leaves change color in fall. Attracts bees. Considered an invasive ornamental tree in some regions.

Sand cherry (Prunus pumila) is a member of the rose family. You’ll find it in places where’s there’s lots of sand, such as beaches and dunes. Purplish fruit makes an appearance in summer after the blooms fall off. You can eat these cherries, but they’re not as tasty as other kinds. Another name for this species is dwarf sand plum.

Flowering cherry is a deciduous tree that produces wild cherries and aromatic flowers. A curious quality that has been observed in this specimen is that it tends to produce doubled-up flowers at an above-average rate. Its petals are always notched at the end.

Prostrate cherry is a short cherry plant found in rocky areas in mountains. It is known as "prostrate cherry" due to its low-lying habit. It hugs the rocks in its habitat, which keeps the plant short and close to the ground. This short height makes prostrate cherry hard to notice until it blooms in the spring.

The Prunus maritima is a species of plum that's native to the east coast of the United States. An edible drupe is produced as the fruit in red, yellow, blue or nearly black color. The beach plum is commercially grown to produce jam. The species is endangered in Maine.

Canadian plum is a narrow-headed deciduous tree with dark and smooth bark. It produces small, sour reddish fruit that can be eaten raw or cooked and is used to make pies, preserves, and dried fruit snacks. Its seeds contain prussic acid, which has been reported to be lethal for children and adults when consumed.

The dwarf russian almond is a super-hardy flowering shrub that's adapted to the harsh climate of Siberia. Thanks to its hardiness and frost resistance, this shrub is often used as a rootstock for other species. Its ornamental value comes from its charming pink blossoms.

Chinese bush peach is a deciduous tree recognized by its glossy green leaves, white blossoms, and small, purple-red fruits. Thriving in temperate regions, it displays a resilience to cool climates, suggesting a robust adaptation to seasonal shifts. Its fruits mature in late summer, offering nourishment to local wildlife, and exemplifying the deep connection between chinese bush peach and its ecosystem.

Desert apricot (Prunus fremontii) is a member of the Rose family named for US Senator John C. Frémont. Native American tribes harvested desert apricot's fruit from the wild as an important food source. The plant has fruits that resemble apricots and its ability to grow in areas of low rainfall.

The taiwan cherry is an attractive tree that grows in Japan, China, and Vietnam. Gardeners enjoy the fact that its profusion of pink flowers bloom before leaves appear. Later, the tree becomes a favorite of birds who come to feast on the small fruits.

European dwarf cherry (Prunus fruticosa) produces a fruit that is sour but edible and is used to make jams and preserves. The tree is grown ornamentally and makes a good hedge or windbreak because of its dense growth. It is a hardy tree that is also used for grafting in the development of cultivars.

Western chokecherry is a hardy shrub used in gardens for its beautiful pink-white blossoms and edible fruit. Birds are attracted to the fruit but it can be toxic to livestock and pets.

A perennial shrub and member of the rose family, black chokecherry (Prunus virginiana var. melanocarpa) produces clusters of small, fragrant white flowers. Because the flowers attract birds and butterflies, it is often planted with the intent of attracting pollinators. The fruits, when they appear, are small, round, and black. They are a favorite of many bird species.

Japanese cherry 'Asano' is a Japanese cherry cultivar identified by its pink pom-pom blooms that have up to 100 petals each! It is named after the legendary warrior and feudal lord Naganori Asano, who became famous in 1701 after a confrontation with a court official.

A captivating ornamental tree, yae-benitoranowo boasts lavish, full double pink blossoms that herald spring. Its elegant branches form a vase-like silhouette, with serrated leaves adding lush greenery before turning vibrant colors in autumn. Thriving in temperate climates, yae-benitoranowo graces many gardens with its picturesque flowers, attracting pollinators and providing stunning seasonal displays.

Cerasus serrulata 'Sphaerantha' is a graceful ornamental cherry tree, celebrated for its abundant globe-shaped pink blossoms that emerge in spring. Its glossy green leaves, finely toothed along the edges, transition to vibrant colors in the fall. Thriving in well-drained, fertile soils, cerasus serrulata 'Sphaerantha' enjoys full sun to partial shade, enhancing urban and domestic landscapes with its picturesque beauty and compact growth habit.

Prunus 'Multiplex' is a visually stunning flowering shrub with a dramatic spring display. Its distinctive double pink blossoms resemble tiny roses, covering the plant before the leaves emerge. Generally hardy and adaptable, prunus 'Multiplex' thrives in well-drained soils with full sun to partial shade, making it a favored choice for ornamental gardens. Its compact growth habit allows for integration into various landscape designs.

Prunus incamp cv. Okame is a deciduous shrub of the genus Rosaceae and a cultivar of cherry. Created by the British cherry researcher Collingwood Ingram who crosses Kanhizakura and Mamezakura. The name comes from Okame. Single bloom of pale red. The feature is that the flower is facing down. It blooms early and its flowering period is from late winter to early spring. It blooms earlier than Yoshino cherry tree depending on the area. In addition Akamezakura of Daihoonji Temple (Senbon Shakado) in Kyoto is a nickname for a single tree. The variety is weeping cherry which is unrelated to this variety. In the Nebukawa district of Odawara city we are working on regional revitalization by creating cherry blossom villages centering on this variety.

Cerasus serrulata 'Kirin' is a visually striking ornamental cherry tree, known for its elegant, cascading branches adorned with pink flowers that bloom profusely in spring. The blossoms of cerasus serrulata 'Kirin' give way to smooth, glossy green foliage that adds summer-long appeal, changing to vibrant autumn hues before leaf fall. Thriving in temperate climates, cerasus serrulata 'Kirin' requires well-draining soil and benefits from full sunlight to accentuate its seasonal beauty.

Prunus 'Umineko' is a deciduous ornamental tree, cherished for its early spring blossoms. Its flowers are pristine white, often described as emanating a soft luminosity under moonlight, which unfolds from pink buds. This tree enjoys a robust constitution, thriving in well-drained soils under full sun. Graceful in form, prunus 'Umineko' gently weaves through gardens and parks, adding a serene beauty with its upward-sweeping branches.

Atami Sakura is a type of early-opening cherry tree with a cultivation center in Atami City. It is also known as Atami's early opening.

Small deciduous tree with the shape of an umbrella. It is capable of hosting life and growing roots on the trunk. The flower buds are red and bloom from late winter to early spring. Umbels usually comes with 5 flowers but sometimes 4-6-flowered. 5 double-flowered petals 2.5 to 3 cm in diameter. The color of the flowers ranges from dark red to reddish-purple or pale red. It does not exude any fragrance but the flowers bloom elegantly the buds are formed one after another making it difficult to scatter. Hence the flowering period is very long. In full bloom it is worth enjoying the gorgeous figure. There are five petals about 1.2 cm in length. The flower shape is oval or ovate with a cut at the top of the petal. The petals are curved inward and the flowers are cup-shaped in general. The calyx tube is glabrous cup-shaped with an open tip. The length is about 4 mm. Triangular sepals hairy margin. Bracts with roughly 1 to 2 mm long. The pedicel is about 7 mm while the small pedicel is about 6 to 10 mm with a small amount of hair which can be distinguished from other varieties of Taiwan cherry. Unable to produce fruit due to sterility. The leaves are oval or obovate about 10 cm long and 5 to 6 cm wide. Round base double serrated sharp tip. Glossy dark green on the front and light green on the back. Petiole 5 to 8 mm long.

Cerasus × sieboldii 'Matsumae‐hayazaki' (Cerasus × sieboldii 'Matsumae‐hayazaki') is a specific, cross-bred subspecies of cherry blossom, and quite rare. This shrub flowers spectacularly in springtime, with blossoms that last only a couple of weeks. The oldest known specimen of this particular hybrid grows on the grounds of Kozen Temple in Matsumae, Japan, where it is a major tourist attraction for its age and beauty.

A golden jubilee marks a 50-year celebration, and this peach yields a golden-yellow fruit that is worthy of such an event. Peach 'Golden Jubilee' has been bred for its especially large crops of sweet and tender, top-quality peaches. This self-pollinating hybrid dates from 1926 but is still a very popular and widely grown peach tree,

European plum 'Marjorie's Seedling' is a fruit-bearing deciduous tree known for its late-season, large, oval-shaped purple plums with a sweet, yellow flesh that ripens in early autumn. It has a robust growth habit, producing white flowers in spring. The rich, full-bodied fruit makes european plum 'Marjorie's Seedling' popular for both fresh eating and culinary uses, thriving best in temperate climates with full sun exposure.

Prunus 'Takenakae' is a distinct species of flowering cherry tree known for its vibrant spring blossoms. This tree boasts a sturdy trunk and an expansive canopy, producing a breathtaking display of pink flowers that captivate onlookers. The leaves emerge as bronze, turning to green as they mature, which gracefully frame the floral exhibition. Adapting well to temperate regions, prunus 'Takenakae' thrives in well-drained soils, basking in the full sun to deploy its splendor annually.

Komatsu-otome cherry is a cultivated species from the winter-flowering cherry. Its scientific name is Cerasus spachiana 'Komatsu Otome'. The flowering period is earlier than that of Yoshino cherry, with five petals but slightly smaller, and the flower color is light pink. It is named because its original plant is planted near the bronze statue of Prince Akihoto of the Komatsu palace in Ueno Park. In addition to Ueno Park, Komatsu-otome cherry is also cultivated in the front garden of the Hanzōmon National Theatre.

Chinese plum 'Ozark Premier' is a medium-sized deciduous tree known for its lush canopy and showy spring blossoms. It produces large, heart-shaped fruits with a sweet, juicy flavor, which are deep red to purple when ripe. The tree thrives in well-drained soils, taking advantage of full sun to develop its deliciously plump drupes. Hardy and productive, chinese plum 'Ozark Premier' serves both ornamental and culinary purposes in temperate gardens.

Japanese cherry 'Taihaku' offers spectacular cherry blossoms that open from pink buds and become snow-white from mid to late spring. The 5-petaled flowers emerge together with the red-bronze leaves. This is a cultivar of Prunus serrulata. The word Taihaku is Japanese and means ‘Great White.' Gardeners favor this cultivar for its ornamental appeal.

Siberian apricot is a hardy, deciduous tree known for its tolerance to cold climates. It sprouts vibrant white flowers in spring, which give way to small, tart, red-to-yellow fruit in late summer. These cherries are edible but mainly appreciated for their ornamental value. The tree's rugged adaptability allows it to thrive in harsh Siberian environments, demonstrating impressive resilience to frost and drought. Siberian apricot is also valued for its attractive bark and autumn foliage, as leaves turn to a rich golden hue.

Sweet cherry 'Plena' is distinct for its many-petaled white flowers. A cultivar of Prunus avium, its name comes from the Latin word for “full,” referring to its abundant springtime bloom. Though a relative of the cherries we eat, this ornamental tree does not produce fruit but is instead prized for its showy white flowers and contrasting deep red bark.

With its lush, glossy green foliage, cherry laurel 'Rotundifolia' is a robust evergreen shrub that thrives in temperate regions. The broad leaves are notably rounded, hinting at its 'Rotundifolia' moniker, and clusters of small, fragrant white flowers emerge in spring. Adaptable to various soil conditions, cherry laurel 'Rotundifolia' provides dense coverage, making it a favored choice for privacy hedges and ornamental garden backdrops.

Cherry 'Taihaku' boasts an extravagant spring display with large, pure white flowers. These blossoms contrast stunningly with its dark, glossy foliage. Hardy and adaptable, cherry 'Taihaku' peaks in a temperate climate and thrives best in full sun to partial shade. Its spreading branches and iconic cherry blossoms make it a striking ornamental highlight in any landscape.

Prunus serrulata 'Fasciculata' boasts delicate, clustered flowers that dance on the wind in a ballet of pink-and-white blooms. The elegantly serrated leaves capture dew, and in autumn, they turn a rich, fiery hue. Tightly-packed branches reach skyward, creating a habitat for songbirds. This ornamental cherry tree thrives in temperate zones, bathing in full sun to grace gardens with its lush, enchanting canopy.

Cerasus serrulata 'Ojochin' is a visually striking ornamental cherry tree known for its vibrant display of pink, nearly white flowers that blossom abundantly in spring. The petals possess a delicate, almost translucent quality. Cerasus serrulata 'Ojochin''s elegant vase-shaped growth habit forms a canopy that is both airy and dense, offering dappled shade. This deciduous tree’s smooth bark and serrated leaves add to its ornate appearance, while it thrives in well-drained soil and full sunlight, signaling the arrival of spring in temperate climatic regions.

Since the mother plant is Yoshino cherry, it has the characteristics of the winter-flowering cherry. Similar to Yoshino cherry, it has an umbrella tree shape, but slightly smaller. Its flowering period is about the same as that of Yoshino cherry, and the shape of the flower is similar. The petals are dark pink with a layered texture and are generally brighter in color.

Prunus 'Snow Showers' epitomizes elegance with its cascading branches adorned by prolific white blossoms resembling a gentle snowfall in spring. The delicate flowers, set against lush green foliage, create a striking visual display. This ornamental cherry, favored in temperate landscapes, thrives in full sun, with its weeping form accentuating gardens and providing a spectacular seasonal spectacle.

Prunus 'Merryweather Damson' is a hardy fruit tree with a bushy habit, known for its profusion of white spring blossoms followed by dark, tart edible plums. Thriving in temperate climates, prunus 'Merryweather Damson' requires chilling winters to produce summer crops, often used in preserves and baking, and is recognized for its resilience and modest size, ideal for smaller gardens.

Cerasus × nikaii 'Midori-yoshino' is a hybrid ornamental cherry tree celebrated for its lush pink blossoms that herald spring. It possesses a sturdy trunk and a spreading canopy, creating a picturesque silhouette. The foliage, a bright green, contrasts strikingly with the soft pink of the flowers, which attract pollinators. This tree thrives in temperate climates, preferring well-drained soils that amplify its flowering potential.

It blooms twice a year in early spring and around fall. There are more than ten flowers with pale red edges on the petals. The calyx is shaped like a red basin. New buds will grow out at the flowering stage in spring especially when the flowers are bigger in spring. The tree height can reach about 5 m. Due to its characteristics of autumn blooming sometimes autumn red-leaved trees are planted on the edges so as to enjoy cherry blossoms and the falling of autumn leaves.

Cherry blossom is a small ornamental tree with distinct slender branches and a rounded canopy. Its leaves exhibit a vibrant, finely-toothed margin, transitioning from glossy green in summer to fiery hues in autumn. The spring blossoms are notably delicate, exuding a subtle fragrance. Adapting to a variety of conditions, cherry blossom thrives in well-drained soils with adequate sunlight, showcasing resilience against urban pollution.

Prunus 'Little Pink Perfection' is a small Japanese flowering cherry tree with ascending branches that bloom clusters of perfect pink flowers. The flowers burst from red buds and develop 28-32 petals each. The foliage changes from bronze at youth to green to red or orange in the fall.

The cherry plum 'Pissardii' usually retains its scientific name but is also sometimes known as the black cherry plum because of its unique black-purple coloring. This cultivar is used in gardens for its decorative foliage and white flowers, which usually bloom in early spring.

Shirotae Sakura is a graceful ornamental cherry tree renowned for its striking floral display. In spring, it boasts cascading branches laden with large, snow-white blossoms that create a serene, cloud-like canopy. Its elegant, elongated leaves turn a vibrant hue in fall, providing year-round visual interest. Thriving in temperate regions, shirotae Sakura's beauty is enhanced by full sunlight and well-drained soil.

Prunus serrulata 'Contorta' is a captivating ornamental cherry tree known for its unique twisting branches that create a dramatic silhouette. Spring adorns it with clouds of pinkish-white blossoms, while its dark, glossy leaves add summer charm. As autumn arrives, foliage transitions to fiery tones, reflecting prunus serrulata 'Contorta''s adaptability to seasonal changes. Its contorted form is a striking feature in gardens, showcasing nature's blend of artistry and resilience.

Flowering almond 'Sinensis' differs from its parent plant because of its double pink flowers and glossy green foliage. Cultivated as a dwarf almond hybrid, this cultivar was named after its indigenous region in China. Flowering almond 'Sinensis' is the most popular flowering almond due to its year-round ornamental value, hardiness, and ease of care.

The tree is a mesophanerophyte with a height of about 5 m, and its branches are umbrella-shaped and extend laterally. It has large flowers that will form a cluster and droopy. It is double-flowered, with pale red petals that have red edges and white center. It blooms later than Yoshino cherry, and the leaves will begin to grow out during the flowering period. The number of pistils is either one or two, which sometimes phyllody. It is popular because of its beautiful flowers and is suitable for planting in spacious areas due to its large branches.

Prunus serrulata 'Beni‐shigure' is a captivating ornamental cherry tree known for its vibrant, deep-pink blossoms that burst into life each spring. The flowers' rich hue is beautifully contrasted by the glossy, finely-toothed leaves that follow. A compact growth habit makes prunus serrulata 'Beni‐shigure' a perfect focal point in smaller gardens, where it thrives in well-drained soil, basking in full sun to light shade. Its seasonal beauty reflects the tree's resilience and adaptability, enduring through chill and bloom.

Named for its gorgeous plum-colored leaves, Prunus × cistena is actually a hybrid ornamental tree developed in 1910 by botanist Dr. N. E. Hansen. Though beautiful, purple-Leaf Sand Cherry is so vulnerable to pests and diseases that its effective lifespan has been reduced to an average of one decade.

Cherry 'Accolade' is a small flowering cherry tree that blooms clusters of accolade-worthy pink flowers. The flowers burst from dark pink buds and develop 10-12 petals. The ovate foliage changes from dark green to orange in the fall. The bark is dark red, making cherry 'Accolade' beautiful all year round, and earning it the acclaim it deserves.

The flowering season is spring. It has 5 single-flowered petals with the color from white to pale red. The flowers are very small with the size of 1 to 2 cm. Unlike other species flowers bloom downward. It's not as big as a tree even when its bigger size is 10 m tall. Interestingly even when it's about 1 m tall it will still bloom. It is believed that this feature has evolved so that future generations can stay in subalpine zones that are difficult to grow due to nutrition and climate. Therefore it can grow in the subalpine zone which is more cold-resistant than the common cherry blossoms. The bark is light gray and the branches are long and thin. The leaves are oval with deep notches on the edges (featured with serrated blade). The fruit is red and black when ripe. It seems to be pretty suitable to grow as a garden tree or bonsai because it has the characteristics of flowering and not growing up. It is very cold-resistant and can withstand a temperature of -20 ℃.

The amur chokecherry is a cherry tree with white flowers and red edible fruit commonly used in jams and jellies. These trees have shallow, lateral root systems. They should be planted at least 6 to 8 m away from concrete structures such as porches, sidewalks, and patios. Otherwise, the roots can damage the concrete as they grow.

The sweet cherry 'Bing' tree offers bright green leaves, spectacular white flowers, and deep garnet-black fruits. It is a cultivar of Prunus avium, created in 1875 as a crossbred graft from the Black Republican cherry. The breeder was Seth Lewelling and he named it after his Manchurian foreman Ah Bing. Plant in full sun in well-drained soil in your fruit garden.

The apricot 'Early Golden' is a cultivar from the Prunus genus. This apricot tree produces delicious and versatile fruit. The apricot 'Early Golden' is a self-pollinator. In addition to producing amazing fruit, this tree also has beautiful white/pink blossoms in the spring. Its name likely comes from the color of the fruit and when it ripens.

Apricot 'Garden Aprigold' is an upright dwarf Apricot variety which grows to a fraction of the height of other cultivars (just 1.2 meters). The name refers to the golden-orange apricot fruits that can be harvested in mid to late summer. Gardeners particularly like this cultivar for its small size, meaning it can be planted in pots.

Prunus 'Kiku' is a small flowering cherry tree that blooms clusters of pink flowers that contain up to 125 petals. The serrated foliage changes from bronze at youth to green throughout adulthood. ‘Kiku-Shidare-Sakura’ means ‘Weeping Chrysanthemum Cherry’ in Japanese and refers to its branches that arch downward.

The chinese plum 'Toka' cultivar is a cross between the apricot of China and the American plum. It produces a fruit that is larger than a plum and the color of an apricot, with the fragrance of the apricot and the sweetness and juiciness of the plum. Its flower color is white, and the fruit is technically classified as an apricot.

Yoshino cherry is a deciduous tree celebrated for its spectacular spring bloom of cloud-like clusters of pale pink flowers. This ornamental cherry, often a centerpiece in parks, exhibits a round canopy and gracefully spreading branches. As a harbinger of spring, its blossoms briefly enliven landscapes before giving way to green leaves, symbolizing transience in many cultures. Well-suited to temperate climates, yoshino cherry thrives in well-drained soils and prefers full sun.

European plum 'Victoria' is a variety of plum named after the British Queen Victoria. This cultivar is characterized by uncommonly large ovoid fruits which arrive in abundance. European plum 'Victoria' is self-fertile and so can be grown in a garden as an individual tree and still produce fruit.

Cherry blossom (Cerasus jamasakura) grows in temperate forests and mountainous areas. It has been planted in ornamental gardens and is culturally significant in its native range, featuring in poetry dating back to the eighth century. Human parallels are often drawn with this plant due to its seventy-year lifespan. The seeds and shoots of cherry blossom can be toxic when ingested.

The prunus persica 'Fastigiata' is a unique variety with a narrow, upright growth habit. This deciduous tree boasts splendid pink blossoms in early spring, preceding the emergence of its luscious, fuzzy-skinned fruits, savored for their sweet flavor. Prunus persica 'Fastigiata''s columnar form is well-suited for small gardens, as it requires less horizontal space, making it an ornamental yet practical choice for urban landscapes.

Apricot 'Tomcot' is a French apricot cultivar bred primarily for its reliability and heavy crop of unusually large orange-red fruit. With better dependability and larger fruit than the parent tree, this apricot cultivar is one of the most popular worldwide. It was developed during the 1970s at Washington State University by Dr. T.K. Toyama.

Nectarine is a self-pollinating deciduous tree that produces large, juicy, and sweet-tasting fruit. With its attractive pink blossoms, it's a valuable ornamental tree in gardens. Nectarines have a history that dates back to ancient Persia, and this variety has been cultivated since the 19th century.

Also known as chinese plum 'Methley', this deciduous tree produces sweet, juicy fruits in mid-summer. Chinese plum 'Methley' is a popular choice for canning and cooking, and makes an attractive addition to any landscape thanks to its pink and white blossoms in the spring.

Apricot 'Chinese' is a self-pollinating cultivar of the common apricot originating from China. It is a hardy version of the plant and is perfect for places that experience late frosts. It fruits in early summer - earlier than most apricots.

Apricot 'Harcot' is an apricot that produces particularly luscious fruit with a rich and sweet flavor. These fruits are small to medium-sized when compared to other apricots. This cultivar is also notable for its dense springtime clusters of sweet-smelling pink flowers. This fast-fruiting tree is a popular garden feature both for its attractiveness and its harvest.

Apricot 'Blenheim' is a popular cultivated tree that produces apricots that ripen in late summer. This cultivar is self-pollinating and does better in colder climates than other apricot trees. As it blooms in spring, the flowers can change colors from pink to white, and the tree can serve as an ornamental addition to any garden.

Japanese cherry 'Snow Fountains' is a small, compact tree with a weeping habit that is covered with an abundance of snow-white flowers. It is a cultivar of Prunus serrulata, introduced in 1985 by Lake County Nursery in Perry, Ohio. The cultivar is named for its fountain shape and white blooms. It makes a stunning display planted as an ornamental tree in a garden.

A winner of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit, japanese cherry 'Shirotae' is renowned for its profuse number of pure white, semidouble blooms. Sweetly fragrant and compact in size, this variant was cultivated as a hybrid and named after a Japanese white cloth. Japanese cherry 'Shirotae' is beloved for its abundance of flowers, ease of care, and manageable size.

Cerasus spachiana 'Pleno-rosea' boasts a lush display of double-flowered, rose-pink blossoms that enrobe its spreading branches each spring. Thriving in temperate regions, its showy flowers are often a favorite among pollinators, adding to the vibrancy of gardens. This ornamental cherry tree's cascading floral garlands create a romantic canopy, signaling the arrival of warmer days.

The flowers bloom twice a year in spring and fall featured with 5 pale red single-flowered petals. In spring it will grow out new buds while in autumn it will bloom when the autumn leaves fall. Furthermore the flowers are bigger in spring. The tree height is pretty moderate when compared to others.

Known for its pure white flowers, the flowering almond 'Alba Plena' is native to Asia. It is a favorite among landscapers for its diminutive size and its tolerance to typical fruiting tree pests such as rabbits and deer.

Omuro-ariake Sakura is a breathtaking cherry blossom that originates from Japan. Its delicate pink flowers bloom in spring and are highly valued in Japanese culture for their beauty and symbolism. The leaves of this small tree are serrated and turn a vibrant red in autumn.

The flowering period is slightly late that it begins around the beginning of spring. The color of the flowers is from pale red to white. The more you look into the core of the flower the darker the color. The size of the flower is medium or small with a diameter of 2 to 3 cm. When the flowers bloom the leaves open as well. As a tree it does not grow huge roughly the size of small or medium trees. The maximum height is 5 to 10 m. In typical cases of Japanese alpine cherry the hairs grow near the stems of leaves and calyx of flowers but this species does not have this characteristic. Alternate leaves and broadly elliptic. The top of the leaf extends out like a tail. The edges are uneven. Leaves turn red and fall in autumn.

Taiwan cherry 'Pendula Rubra' is a unique variety of weeping-willow-style cherry trees. A hybrid of Prunus x subhirtella, this cultivar was named for its pendulum-like sweeping branches and red autumn foliage. Taiwan cherry 'Pendula Rubra' is beloved for its special cascading appearance, rose-pink spring blossoms, and compact size.

Cerasus × subhirtella 'Omoigawa' is a graceful deciduous tree celebrated for its weeping habit and profusion of delicate pink blossoms. Its slender, cascading branches create a striking silhouette, especially in early spring as they become shrouded in soft floral clusters. Cerasus × subhirtella 'Omoigawa' thrives in well-drained soil, with its blooms appearing before the emergence of its dark green leaves, highlighting a seasonal spectacle that heralds the arrival of warmer days.

Dwarf russian almond 'Fire Hill' is a vibrant, dwarf deciduous shrub, growing up to 1.5m tall with a bushy habit. Its striking feature is the profusion of fiery, deep pink flowers blooming each spring before the leaves fully emerge. This display is complemented by fine, pointed green foliage that provides a lush backdrop. Adaptable to various soils, dwarf russian almond 'Fire Hill' thrives in full sun, attracting pollinators with its nectar-rich blossoms.

Prunus serrulata 'Mollis', a cherry tree variant known for its elegant ornamental appearance, boasts lush pink blooms that unfurl in spring, creating a soft, captivating display. Adapted for temperate climates, prunus serrulata 'Mollis' exhibits a rounded growth habit and glossy, serrated leaves that enchant throughout the seasons. As the tree matures, its bark develops a unique, satiny texture, further enhancing its decorative appeal.