No visible fruit
Sep 9, 2017 #1 whitetailfreak Senior Member No visible fruit Attachments IMG_20170909_175031479(1)(1).jpg 95.4 KB · Views: 850 IMG_20170909_175103216(1)(1)(1)(1).jpg 136.8 KB · Views: 851
Sep 9, 2017 #3 NCHillbilly Administrator Staff member Looks like wild black cherry to me. Very common. It will have a bitter smell when you break a twig.
Sep 9, 2017 #4 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.
Thanks, Cherry was my first thought, but the absence of fruit on this cluster of 9 or 10 trees was throwing me off.
Sep 9, 2017 #6 Nicodemus The Recluse Staff member Looks like black cherry. Crush some of the leaves and see if they smell like almonds or almond extract.
Looks like black cherry. Crush some of the leaves and see if they smell like almonds or almond extract.
Sep 9, 2017 #7 SGADawg Senior Member Black cherry. Break a twig and sniff it. Strong, unpleasant odor.
Sep 9, 2017 #8 Big7 The Oracle NCHillbilly said: Looks like wild black cherry to me. Very common. It will have a bitter smell when you break a twig. Click to expand... 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.
NCHillbilly said: Looks like wild black cherry to me. Very common. It will have a bitter smell when you break a twig. Click to expand... 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.
Sep 9, 2017 #9 whitetailfreak Senior Member Thanks fellas. Immature Black Cherry explains absence of fruit
Sep 10, 2017 #10 Philbow Senior Member I think black cherry has an early fruit and would have already dropped by now.
Sep 10, 2017 #11 NCHillbilly Administrator Staff member Yeah, the cherries have already dropped here. And the smaller trees usually don't have many, if any.