Czeremcha zwyczajna (Prunus padus)

The Czeremcha zwyczajna (Prunus padus) is a beautiful native European tree known for its lush spring blossoms and attractive form. In spring, it produces long, hanging clusters of small, pure white, fragrant flowers that attract bees and butterflies. Later in the season, the tree bears small black berries that serve as a valuable food source for birds and other wildlife.

This species is ideal for both ornamental and ecological plantings — it adds visual appeal, supports biodiversity, and is highly resistant to harsh climates. The Bird Cherry thrives in fertile, moist soils and grows well in sunny or partially shaded locations. Its dense crown and elegant appearance make it a popular choice for naturalistic gardens, roadside plantings, and park landscapes.

Key Features:

• Elegant deciduous tree with beautiful white, fragrant flowers

• Botanical name: Prunus padus

• Produces decorative black fruit attractive to birds

• Thrives in moist, fertile soils

• Hardy and adaptable to a range of conditions

• Attracts pollinators and supports local ecosystems

• Ideal for gardens, parks, and naturalistic plantings