Bitter Cherry Size:5 Gallon Flowers mature into edible fruits

Flowers mature into edible fruits that sweeten with the first light freeze and are delicious in pies

Wildlife support: Pines are extremely valuable wildlife trees

and for wrapping the joints of many implements

overall plant is a caterpillar host and larval food source for around 150 species of native butterflies and moths including the Western Tiger Swallowtail

The foliage and bark is eaten by grouse

Bitter Cherry Size:5 Gallon Flowers mature into edible fruitsPrunus emarginata Bitter cherry is an attractive, mid sized, deciduous tree with a rounded form that is beloved by insects and wildlife. It is estimated to be a caterpillar host and larval food source for around 150 species of native butterflies and moths! Hummingbirds, native bees and European honey bees alike will forage wildly on its clusters of almond scented white flowers. Pollinated flowers then develop into abundant small red fruits in