American Plum, Wild Plum: Prunus americana - Misidentification? Usually found east of the Cascades.
Apricot: Prunus armeniaca -
Sweet Cherry: Prunus avium (Synonym: Cerasus avium) -
Cherry Plum: Prunus cerasifera (Synonym: Prunus cerasifera var. pissardii) -
Sour Cherry: Prunus cerasus - Tree to 30 feet. Flowers large (quarter-sized) with notched tips. Leaves elliptical with small serrations Flowers from mid-April to mid-May.
Common Garden Plum, Cultivated Plum, European Plum: Prunus domestica -
Shrubby Bitter Cherry: Prunus emarginata var. emarginata - Shrub to 12 feet. Flowers small, smaller than a dime in diameter, white with 5 petals, in small clusters along the stems. Leaves dark green, with shiny upper surfaces, and elliptical shape.
Bitter Cherry: Prunus emarginata var. mollis -
Cherry Laurel, Hedge Cherry Laurel, Laurel-cherry, Laurel Cherry: Prunus laurocerasus (Synonym: Cerasus laurocerasus) -
Portugal Laurel: Prunus lusitanica -
Mahaleb Cherry, Perfumed Cherry: Prunus mahaleb -
European Bird Cherry: Prunus padus -
Puget Cherry, Puget Sound Cherry: Prunus xpugetensis -
Peach: Prunus persica -
Choke Cherry: Prunus serotina var. serotina - Not native.
Blackthorn, Sloe: Prunus spinosa -
Klamath Plum, Western Plum: Prunus subcordata (Synonyms: Prunus subcordata var. kelloggii, Prunus subcordata var. oregana, Prunus subcordata var. subcordata) -
Western Chokecherry: Prunus virginiana var. demissa (Synonyms: Prunus demissa, Prunus demissa ssp. demissa) - Shrub or small tree to 25 feet tall. Small, white flowers arranged in racemes at tips of branches.
Common Chokecherry: Prunus virginiana var. melanocarpa -
Yoshino Cherry: Prunus yedoensis -