Tree Trail
Black Cherry
Prunus serotina
- Notable about this species*
- In other parts of the country, it is considered valuable. In Maine, however, it does not grow to a size big enough to be useful.
- It is used to make cabinets and furniture.
- It is also valued as firewood due to its fragrance and high heat capacity.
Map to this tree.
Coordinates: 44.873438, -68.634073
Additional Information
black_cherry* Source: “Forest Trees of Maine”, Centennial Edition, 1908 to 2008, a publication of the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry