Another Tree ID Question from PeteD

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PeteD

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Hopefully, this one is easier than my last one:
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/76125/

I have another, too, but I will leave that for another day. :)

I may need to get better photos of the leaf structure (on a ladder), but here are some photos. You can see the small currently green fruits one of the shots. These ripen to some other color that I can't recall.

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TIA,
Pete
 
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To easy!
 
smokinjay said:

Now that you say it, I see it. Just too used to the edible kind people plant in the yard - longer leaves, bigger fruit, and different bark than this tree (ones I have seen). What kind of cherry or are there a ton?
 
PeteD said:
smokinjay said:

Now that you say it, I see it. Just too used to the edible kind people plant in the yard - longer leaves, bigger fruit, and different bark than this tree (ones I have seen). What kind of cherry or are there a ton?

Yea there's people that smoke with cherry The domestic cherry tree is pretty good. Get a wild cherry not so good!

Wild cherry or black cherry can get small cherries on them.
 
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