The Many Types of Cherry Trees:

One of the most pleasant trees you can possibly maintain is a che tree. The word Che is derived from the name of an ancient city in Turkey. It describes both the tree and the fruit it produces. A che fruit is classified as a "drupe". In the center it has a single hard core that holds the seed. The outside of the fruit is smooth and might have a small groove down one side. There are hundreds of different varieties of che.

There are two main groups that cherries can fall under. It is either a wild che or a s che. Wild cherries are generally used plain eating, and originated in Europe or western Asia. Usually if you buy a bag of cherries from the store, you can guess that they are wild cherries. The other type, s cherries, also originated in Europe and western Asia. These are less pleasant to eat, and are used more in cooking situations, including the production of jam or jelly.

Che trees aren't just known their delicious fru. They are also popular their beautiful flowers or blossoms. The clusters of flowers that appear in the spring are rather breathtaking, and have inspired many a song or poem.

If you're looking to plant a che tree, you might consider black cherries. It is best known being the tallest tree available, and producing beautiful white clumps of flowers. The fruit, which becomes ready to pick in the summertime, is small and black. The only negative aspects about this tree are vulnerability to certain caterpillars, and the tendency the fru to fall on their own and stain concrete. That's why it is best to keep them over grass rather then near a sidewalk.

Another one of the most beautiful types of trees is the purple leaved plum. Contrary to name, it isn't a plum but rather a larger type of che. Its tree is most recognizable strikingly purple flowers. Through the cse of flowering season, they usually change from deep purple to light pink. Either way, you'll probably be the only one on the block with such a colorful tree. One of strong points is that it is particularly resistant to pests.

The Amur Chokebe is most recognizable golden bark on the trunk and branches. When flowers bloom in the middle of spring, they are very small and white. These trees specifically require moist, but well-drained soil. If y yard can't supply that, then this is probably a tree you should skip. This tree is one of the most susceptible to pests and diseases unless you live in a very cold climate. It is one of the most high maintenance trees, but the cherries are delicious and the flowers are some of the lushest.

No matter what y yard or soil situation is like, you should have no problem finding a che tree that will do well in y area. They are a great thing to add to y yard, and when it flowers it will take the breath away from everyone that looks at it. It works great as a focal point any garden. So go to y nursery today, and enquire about what types of che trees are known doing well in y region. You're bound to find something you like.