Bitter Cherry Size:5 Gallon habitat hedgerows and windbreaks/screens

habitat hedgerows and windbreaks/screens

though it is not found in some coastal areas nor much of central Washington

often mixed with oaks or other conifers from the west

if pollination has occurred

overall plant is a caterpillar host plant and larval food source for around 50 species of native moths and butterflies

Bitter Cherry Size:5 Gallon habitat hedgerows and windbreaks/screensPrunus 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