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Cherry Tree (Prunus avium)

Prunus avium
Plant Type
Edible Plants
The Cherry Tree is a beautiful and elegant addition to any landscape With its delicate pink or white blossoms in the spring, followed by dark green leaves in the summer, and vibrant red or orange leaves in the fall, this tree is a true spectacle of nature The tree's branches are strong and sturdy, making it perfect for shade and privacy screens The cherry tree can grow up to 30 feet tall and can reach a spread of up to 20 feet, making it a great option for larger landscapes The cherry tree is easy to maintain, requires little pruning, and is drought tolerant Overall, the cherry tree is a great option for anyone looking to add beauty, color, and elegance to their landscape

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