



The red-brown wood of the Wild Cherry is used in cabinet making and for musical instruments and pipes.
Although its own fruits tend to be bitter, it is one of the parents of most European cultivated Cherries.
One of the most attractive of our woodland natives, this becomes a medium to large tree with a broadly rounded form.
Its white flowers in spring are followed by foliage which often shows good autumn colouring of red and gold.
A good tree for parks and woodlands.
Mature height: 10-15m