It has become popular wood for kitchen cabinets. Common names include American black cherry, cabinet cherry, rum cherry, whiskey cherry, wild cherry, Pennsylvania cherry, and mountain black cherry.

With unexpected power, the core-cutter had swiftly excised the inside of the trunk of an ash tree ... cherry. The pieces that sold best reflected the raw quality of the material, especially green ...

He noted that the local tribe Tongva (Gabrielinos) used fruits such as cherries, grass seeds, and other wild seeds. Many cherry bushes or trees are evergreen, meaning that they never drop their ...

Sweet cherries, derived from the European wild cherry Prunus avium ... the growth on trained trees lets light and air into the tree, which helps fruit to ripen. It also helps to ripen the wood and ...