This one has me stumped. Tree i.d

whitetailfreak

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No visible fruit
 

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NCHillbilly

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Looks like wild black cherry to me. Very common. It will have a bitter smell when you break a twig.
 

whitetailfreak

Senior Member
Thanks, Cherry was my first thought, but the absence of fruit on this cluster of 9 or 10 trees was throwing me off.
 

Nicodemus

The Recluse
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Looks like black cherry. Crush some of the leaves and see if they smell like almonds or almond extract.
 

SGADawg

Senior Member
Black cherry. Break a twig and sniff it. Strong, unpleasant odor.
 

Big7

The Oracle
Looks like wild black cherry to me. Very common. It will have a bitter smell when you break a twig.

That's what it is.

Plenty around here.
We used to pick a bunch of them for my Dad to make wine.

The sap looks like puke yellow/green jello.
 

Philbow

Senior Member
I think black cherry has an early fruit and would have already dropped by now.
 

NCHillbilly

Administrator
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Yeah, the cherries have already dropped here. And the smaller trees usually don't have many, if any.
 
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