A small deciduous tree with fragrant white flowers and bright red cherries that are, well, bitter.
Along streams and in moist areas of the Sierra Nevada.
Offers food for wildlife and stabilizes soil in riparian zones.
By seeds and vigorous sprouting after disturbances like fire.
Moist environments with plenty of sunlight.
● Height: Up to 50 feet
● Leaves: Oblong with fine teeth
● Flowers: White and fragrant
Not palatable for humans but a hit among wildlife
Known for its rapid growth in favorable conditions
Essential for wildlife diets and riparian habitat stability.
