Many cherry bushes or trees are evergreen, meaning that they never drop their leaves in the winter. These often resemble holly, and hikers often guess that they are looking at holly bush.

IN THE GARDEN: Gummosis is cherry tree's response to damage, likely from pests September 3, 2022 at 1:45 a.m. by Janet B. Carson ...

Native to eastern North America, Mexico and Central America, this member of the rose family, Rosaeceae, is related to the orchard trees; apples, plums, peaches, cherries, almonds and apricots, as ...

Growing up on the south shore of Long Island, I have fond memories associated with a grove of black cherries, also known as wild cherry, in our front yard. It is, indeed, a beautiful tree with ...

The garden also features 40 Yoshino cherry trees, which have white blossoms. That’s the same type as some of the popular cherry trees that are featured in Washington, D.C.

On Main Street in Georgetown, there are more than 15 of the trees. Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library near the Pennsylvania state line also hosts a handful.

Dear Reader: The insect in question is the Eastern Tent Caterpillar. It typically is found in roadside and fence-row wild cherry trees, but will also attack apple, crab apple and cherry trees.

Cherry trees sometimes make us think of George Washington, the old legend about his chopping one down. Today’s Mystery Plant is a cherry, but not the kind from the produce stand.