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AFGHANISTAN PINE
APACHE PLUME
ARIZONA ASH
ARIZONA CYPRESS
ARIZONA SYCAMORE
ASPEN
AUSTRIAN PINE
BLACK WILLOW
BLUE SPRUCE
BLUESTEM WILLOW
BRISTLECONE PINE
CHOKECHERRY
CLIFFROSE
COYOTE WILLOW
DESERT WILLOW
DOUGLAS-FIR
DUSTY BEARDTONGUE
ENGELMANN SPRUCE
FALSE INDIGO BUSH
FERNBUSH
FIRECRACKER PENSTEMON
GAMBEL OAK
GOLDEN CURRANT
GOODDING'S BLACK WILLOW
HOPTREE
LACEBARK ELM
LIMBER PINE
LITTLE LEAF SUMAC
MORMON TEA (GREEN EPHEDRA)
MOUNTAIN SNOWBERRY
NARROWLEAF COTTONWOOD
NATIVE PLUM
NEW MEXICO FORESTIERA
NEW MEXICO LOCUST
OSAGE ORANGE
PALMER'S PENSTEMON
PEACHLEAF WILLOW
PECAN
PIÑON
PLAINS COTTONWOOD
PONDEROSA PINE
REDOSIER DOGWOOD
RIO GRANDE COTTONWOOD
ROCKY MOUNTAIN PENSTEMON
RUBBER RABBITBRUSH (CHAM
SAND CHERRY
SCOTS PINE (SCOTCH PINE)
SERVICEBERRY
SHRUBBY CINQUEFOIL
SKUNKBUSH SUMAC
SMOOTH SUMAC
THINLEAF ALDER
TURPENTINE BUSH
WAX CURRANT
WHITE FIR
WINTERFAT
WOODS ROSE
Growth Rate:
Fast
Mature Height:
4 feet
Water Requirements:
Low
Alkalinity Tolerance:
Moderate
Preferred Elevation:
3000 - 8000
Cold Hardiness:
Good-Excellent
Color:
It has green leaves and red fruit
Suggested Uses:
wildlife plantings and erosion control.
Pest Problems:
aphids.
Tree Description:
Sand Cherry is a small fast growing shrub readily used by song birds. It produces clusters of white flowers in the spring followed by sweet black cherries nearly 3/4" in diameter. Sand cherry requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. It has high calcium carbonate tolerance and low salinity tolerance. The optimum soil pH is 5.3 to 7.5. It is shade intolerant. Hardiness zones are 3 through 8 at elevations between 3000 and 8000 feet. The width is between 3 and 6 feet.
Prunus besseyi
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505-660-0412
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