Bouls Black Cherry 65 mm

The simple, elegant and balanced appearance of the wood gives the American cherry tree a certain timelessness. The American cherry tree darkens more than the European cherry tree. Tangentially, fine veins and radially varied stripes are visible. In addition, fine medullary rays appear as brightly shining mirrors.

Trade names and other names

German: Amerikanischer Kirschbaum, Black cherry, Grape cherry
 English: Wild cherry, Rum cherry, Black cherry, American Black cherry
 French: Cerisier tardif, Capulin, Merisier, Merisier Américain
 Italian: Pruno tardivo, Cilieglio americano
 Spanish: Cerezo americano, Capulí
 Dutch: n.a.
 Portuguese: n.a.
 Arabic: n.a.
 Chinese: 美洲黑樱桃

Available thicknesses

26, 30, 32, 40, 52, 60, 65, 70, 80 mm, other thicknesses on request.

Occurrence

The American cherry tree is widespread in North and Central America.

Trunk and bark

The tree reaches a height of up to 20m and a diameter of up to 1m.

Characteristics and wood colour

Cherry has ring-porous wood. The annual rings are very distinct in American Cherry. The radial section of American Cherry is striped due to differently coloured annual rings, and the fine medullary rays appear as brightly shining mirrors. American Cherry is pale yellow to reddish brown (darker than European Cherry) sapwood is reddish white.