What are the growing environment requirements for the bird cherry?
The bird cherry is a woody plant with good landscaping effects. It produces relatively beautiful flowers and is generally grown as a shade tree. It has quite a few varieties, with different ornamental effects.
Alternative names of the bird cherry
The bird cherry is also called chou'erzi and choulizi.
Growing habits of the bird cherry
The bird cherry is a tree species that likes light and can also tolerate shade; when it is relatively robust, its cold tolerance is relatively strong. When cultivating it, it needs to be given loose, fertile sandy soil. It is not drought-tolerant and fears waterlogging, but it can tolerate poor soil.
Uses of the bird cherry
The bird cherry has relatively high ornamental value, with many varieties and forms, and is mostly used for ornament.
The bird cherry's flowers are beautiful, its inflorescences are relatively long, and its leaves change color. It bears fruit, and the fruit can attract birds. Generally, the bird cherry is planted in combination with other tree varieties, which produces excellent garden cultivation effects.
The bird cherry is generally planted alone or in clumps, or grown as a street tree, all of which can achieve the purpose of landscape greening.
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