Cerasus vulgaris
Nombres relacionados: Aeresna visnova (eslovaco), Alu-balu (hindi), Atlantic ninebark (inglés), Cerasus acida (sinónimo), Cerasus silvestris (sinónimo), Cerisier (francés), Ginjeira das ginjas galegas (gallego y/o portugués), ...
laurocerasus: refers to common name, cerasus: cherry; lauro: laurel
Ingesting wilted leaves, broken twigs, and broken fruits pits may cause cyanide poisoning.
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Laurocerasus
Species and varieties
Laurocerasus officinalis synonym of Prunus laurocerasus (Cherry Laurel, English Laurel) ...
Prunus laurocerasus L.
Common Names
cherry laurel, cherry-laurel, common cherry laurel, common laurel, English laurel, laurel, laurel cherry ...
Prunus laurocerasus. ENGLISH LAUREL. Eastern Europe, Asia Minor
ROSACEAE (Rose family) ...
Cherry: Prunus cerasus 'North Star Pie'
Botanical name: Prunus cerasus 'North Star Pie'
Common name: sour cherry
also known as (dwarf cherry, amarelle cherry, morello cherry, double wild dwarf cherry, pie cherry, tart cherry) ...
#815 Prunus laurocerasus
Common Names: English laurel, cherry laurel
Family: Rosaceae (rose Family)
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USDA Plants Database
Prunus cerasus is planted in the highlighted USDA hardiness zones to the left and may seed into the landscape. See a map of the states in which sour cherry has escaped (opens a new window).
Cerasus mahaleb (L.) Mill. - Padellus Mahaleb - Padellus mahaleb (L.) Vassilcz. - Prunus Mahaleb
Notes
Name Status: Accepted Name .
Cerasus cerasoides
Prunus cerasoides, Prunus puddum, Prunus majestica
Rosaceae ...
cherry-laurel Prunus laurocerasus
childing pink Petrorhagia dubia
chili pepper; nioi Capsicum annuum
China fir Cunninghamia lanceolata
Chinaberry Melia azedarach
Chinese banyan Ficus thonningii
Chinese beauty-berry Callicarpa dichotoma ...
Cherry laurel - see Prunus laurocerasus
Chincherinchee - see Ornithogalum
Chinese evergreen - see Aglaonema
Christmas cherry - see Solanum pseudocapsicum
Chrysanthemum - skin irritant
Cobra-lily See Arisaema ...
orientalis Oriental Arborvitae Poncirus trifoliata Hardy-orange Potentilla fruticosa Bush Cinquefoil Prunus cerasifera Cherry Plum Prunus cerasifera 'Thundercloud' Thundercloud Plum Prunus glandulosa Dwarf Flowering Almond Prunus laurocerasus Cherry ...
cerasus (sour cherries). Both are believed to be native to Asia Minor and have long been cultivated; they were mentioned in the writings of the ancients.
Cherry Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus)
Cherry Plum (Prunus cerasifera)
Cherry Tomato (Lycopersicon esculenta 'Super Sweet 100')
Chicago Peace Rose (Rosa 'Johnago')
Chilean Bellflower (Lapageria rosea)
Chili Pepper (Capsicum annuum 'Treasure Red') ...
Carum ajowan Carum carvi Carum copticum Carvies Caryophyllus aromaticus Cassia Cassia, Chinese Cassia, fagot Cassia, Indonesian Cassia, Jawa Cassia, Padang Cassia, Saigon Cassia, Vietnamese Cassia vera Cayenne pepper Celeriac Celery Cerasus mahaleb ...
Prunus cerasus - Sour Cherry
Prunus domestica - Garden Plum
Prunus emarginata - Bitter Cherry
Prunus fasciculata - Desert Almond
Prunus fremontii - Desert Apricot
Prunus hortulana - Prairie Plum; Hortulana Plum
Prunus ilicifolia - Holly-leaved Cherry ...
Prunus pseudocerasus - This cherry has white, fragrant flowers and is hardy to zone 6.
Prunus sargentii: Sargent cherry - Of interest due to its masses of small flowers in spring and its scarlet autumn display. It can grow up to 50 feet in nature.
Cherrylaurel, common or English (Prunus laurocerasus)
Coral bean, Cherokee bean (Erythrina herbacea)
Damianita (Chrysactinia mexicana)
Daphne, fragrant or winter (Daphne odora)
Escallonia (Escallonia)
Euonymus (Euonymus)
Fatsia (Fatsia) ...
Cherry Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus)
The many kinds of Cherry trees and shrubs are favorites in American yards. While some types of these familiar trees are grown primarily for their fruit, many others are valued for their ornamental qualities.
Sour cherries, Prunus cerasus, are typically hardy to zone 3; sweet cherries, Prunus avium, perform inconsistently above zone 6, and are easily frost-damaged. Sour cherries also require longer periods of cold in winter, in order to set fruit.
Cherry Laurel or English Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus)
Mature Height/Spread: This evergreen, broadleaf shrub can grow to 20 feet but is generally kept smaller in the home landscape. The spread is 6 to 10 feet.
The leaves of the Cherry-laurel (Prunus lauro-cerasus) owe their activity to the prussic acid they contain.
Related Species: Sweet Cherry (Prunus avium), Western Sand Cherry (P. besseyi), Myrobalan Plum (P. cerasifera), Sour Cherry (P. cerasus), European Plum (P. domestica), Beach plum (P. maritima), Japanese Plum (P. salicina), Nanking Cherry (P.
Huckleberries of the Gaylussacia genus; raspberries & blackberries & other berries of the Rubus genus; & tart cherries aka pie cherries (Prunus cerasus), are all of high consequence for antioxidants.
- Corymb of Cerasus Mahaleb, terminating an abortive branch, at the base of which are modified leaves in the form of scales, e. a', Primary axis; a", secondary axes bearing flowers; b, bract in the axils of which the secondary axes arise.
 See also: Cherry, Green, Laurel, May, Evergreen
  
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