Wood grain
Straight grain
Name
Black Cherry
Family
Rosaceae
Distribution
America
Gravity
0.55
Color
Red
Stock
In stock
Desc
Characterized by a deep flavor that changes over time. The reddish-black fruit is larger than Japanese cherries and is famous for its edible qualities. The wood is characterized by black spots and streaks on the surface of the wood caused by resin marks, which are called "gum pockets". Along with black walnut, gum pockets are commonly used in the United States. The wood grain has a particular luster. Other Names: American Cherry, Cherry