| Description |
Chokecherry bursts into bloom in late spring, when it is covered in drupes of white, fragrant flowers. The fruit that follows is astringent, bitter, and contains small amounts of cyanide, but is considered edible. This shrub will readily send up suckers and is best situated in a location suited for a dense thicket. |
| Plant Type | Deciduous thicket-forming shrub or small tree |
| Flower Color | White |
| Bloom Period | Late spring, May-June |
| Height at Maturity | 10-30' |
| Plant Spacing | 10-15' |
| Light Requirements | Sun to shade |
| Moisture Needs | Moist |
| Soil Type |
Fertile |