Cherry Laurel Cherry LaurelBotanical name: Prunus laurocerasusOther name(s): Common or English LaurelFamily: RosaceaeEdible: yes, but only the fruit flesh. Seeds and other plant parts are toxic.Categories: Berries |More berries:Arbutus unedoAsparagus FernBarberryBerberis julianaeBittersweetBlack NightshadeBlackberryBlackberry (unripe)BlackcurrantBlueberryBlueberry (Northern Highbush)BryonyCallicarpa giraldiiCaperCastor BeanCoralberryCornelian CherryCotoneaster dammeri cv.Cotoneaster multiflorusCotoneaster, Willow-LeavedCranberryCrataegus pedicellataCyphostemma juttaeDaphne gnidiumDuranta erectaDwarf Umbrella TreeElderElder, DwarfEuonymus europaeus “Albus”Euonymus fortunei cv.Ficus rubiginosaFirethornGaultheria procumbensGinkgoGojiGoldenrain-TreeHairy NightshadeHawthorn, CommonHeavenly BambooHippophaë rhamnoidesHollyHoneysuckle, Fly or Dwarf or European FlyHumulus lupulusIlex aquifoliumIlex aquifolium “Variegata”Italian ArumIvyJapanese PachysandraJapanese PepperJapanese QuinceJapanese SkimmiaLagunaria patersoniaLaurustinusLeatherleaf ViburnumLily of the ValleyLonicera nitidaMalus cv.Malus cv.Malus floribundaMistletoeNertera granadensisOregon GrapeOregon Grape (hybrid)Paulownia tomentosaPhysalis alkekengiPhysalis peruvianaPistacia lentiscusPittosporum tobiraPokeberryPortugal LaurelPotentilla indicaPrunus cerasiferaPrunus mahalebPrunus spinosaRaspberryRedcurrantRibes uva-crispaRosa spinosissimaRose Hip (Rosa rugosa)Rose Hip (Rosa sp.)RowanRubus idaeusRubus laciniatusRubus phoenicolasiusRussian OliveSambucus racemosaSea-BuckthornServiceberrySolanum nigrumSolanum pseudocapsicumSpindleSwedish WhitebeamSymphoricarpos albusSymphoricarpos × doorenbosiiThorn Apple, CommonTutsanViburnum opulusVirginia CreeperVitis vinifera ssp. vinifera cv.Wayfaring TreeWhitecurrantWild PrivetYew, EnglishRelated plants:Acaena buchananiiAgrimonia eupatoriaAlchemilla erythropodaAlchemilla mollisAlmondAmelanchier lamarckiiAmelanchier ovalisArgentina anserinaBlack ChokeberrieBlackberryBlackberry (unripe)BlackthornChaenomeles japonicaCotoneaster “Juliette”Cotoneaster dammeri cv.Cotoneaster multiflorusCotoneaster salicifolius cv.Cotoneaster, Willow-LeavedCrataegus monogynaCrataegus monogyna cv.Crataegus pedicellataCydonia oblonga cv.Dasiphora fruticosaDasiphora fruticosa “Abbotswood”Dasiphora fruticosa “Princess”Filipendula ulmariaFirethornFragaria vescaFragaria × ananassaGeum coccineumGeum quellyonGeum urbanumHawthorn, CommonJapanese QuinceKerria japonicaKerria japonica “Pleniflora”Malus cv.Malus cv.Malus domestica cv.Malus floribundaMespilus germanicaNashiPeachPhotinia × fraseriPortugal LaurelPotentilla argenteaPotentilla indicaPotentilla rectaPotentilla reptansPotentilla supinaPrunus armeniaca cv.Prunus avium cv.Prunus cerasiferaPrunus cerasifera cv.Prunus domestica ssp. domesticaPrunus domestica ssp. syriacaPrunus dulcis cv.Prunus laurocerasusPrunus laurocerasus “Marbled White”Prunus mahalebPrunus padusPrunus persica cv.Prunus serotinaPrunus spinosaPrunus triloba cv.Pyracantha coccineaPyrus communis cv.Pyrus pyrifoliaQuinceRaspberryRhodotypos scandensRosa “Aspirin”Rosa caninaRosa multifloraRosa rugosaRosa spinosissimaRose Hip (Rosa rugosa)Rose Hip (Rosa sp.)RowanRubus idaeusRubus laciniatusRubus sectio RubusSanguisorba minorSanguisorba officinalisServiceberrySorbus intermediaSpiraea japonicaSpiraea × argutaStrawberrySwedish WhitebeamWaldsteinia geoidesWaldsteinia ternataWood Avens, Herb Bennet, Colewort
