There are many cherry trees for different climates, but for those in temperate areas, this species provides year-round interest with minimal effort.

It's cherry blossom time in the nation's capital — throughout Washington, D.C., cherry trees look like pale pink clouds settling on the city's parks and streets. The oldest trees are a gift from ...

Fresh cherries for pies and preserves are a summer treat not readily available at any price. Fortunately, sour cherries are the easiest of all tree fruits to grow.

The cherry tree looks like it hasn’t been pruned in years. I have read some about when to prune and how much to take off but I’m still not sure.

Many folks are familiar with the famous cherry trees of Washington, D.C. What started as a 1912 gift from Japan has become a tourist sensation, with more than a million people flocking to the ...

Places like Washington DC and Japan are famous for their gorgeous cherry blossoms seasons, but you don't actually have to travel anywhere in order to enjoy the colorful plant.Home Depot is selling ...

The ball of hardened sap emerging from this cherry tree looks like gummosis, a protective response to a boring insect. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette) ...

If your cherry tree looks like it will have a pleasing shape after you cut out the dead and you can tie up the wound to secure it so the tree can transport nutrients to the remaining portion, ...

DC’s iconic cherry trees could hit a record-early peak bloom ... “Heat is what partially drives trees like that to blossom,” Litterst said. “And when you look at how mild this winter ...

Although there are many beautiful cherry tree types that bloom over the course of spring, the Yoshino of the Tidal Basin are a crowd favorite. To me, they look like clouds. I just want to hug them ...