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Wild Cherry or Gean - Prunus avium

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The Wild Cherry is a small deciduous tree that is found throughout all parts of the UK apart from northern Scotland. 

The tree can be identified by its smooth purple-brown bark that has grey-brown horizontal stripes on young trees which become black-brown and fissured with maturity.

The leaves are serrated with a green top-side and finely downy beneath. 

It produces flowers with pure white petals and yellow stamens in spring and round, red edible fruit in the summer. 


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    • Holly
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