Cherry 'Rainier' (Prunus avium) Pruning mosses are a common but

mosses are a common but largely unnoticed element of the natural world

birds also relish the fruit and bees love the profuse

but is especially happy sitting on your bright windowsill as a houseplant

to very moist

Its purpose is to meter moisture in the adjacent soil to keep it from getting soggy or bone dry

Cherry 'Rainier' (Prunus avium) Pruning mosses are a common butHighly prized in the Northwest and throughout the country, Rainier produces abundant crops of delicious, beautiful, very large, golden yellow fruit with a red blush. Flowering in early April and fruit ripening in late June to early July. 15 20ft tall