Google Lens either shows me some kind of Cherry or some kind of Viburnum.
I found it growing near cherry trees where there were other cherry seedlings, but they look alittle different. There is an ornamental weeping cherry blossom as well as a Black Cherry nearby. I'm wondering if they could have hybridized?
The other seedlings i found look more Prunus than this one, but still not like the 2 adults near it. This one looks most differen but something about mostly the bark and growth habit says Prunus to me.
Any thoughts?
Narragansett, Rhode Island.


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I may as well add, this is one of the other seedlings i found nearby. Also appears Prunus but.... different..

And this was another that didn't make the winter.

Your first pics are of an opposite leaf arrangement shrub. A viburnum, like and Arrowood viburnum is a good guess. It cannot be a prunus as they have alternate leaf arrangement.

Similarly, the next seedling you show is alternate leaf, and cannot be an offspring of the first.

The potted plant appears to be a Prunus and looks like cherry.

Leftwood said: Your first pics are of an opposite leaf arrangement shrub. A viburnum, like and Arrowood viburnum is a good guess. It cannot be a prunus as they have alternate leaf arrangement.

Ahhh, good point, leaf arrangement, of course🤦‍♂️

Similarly, the next seedling you show is alternate leaf, and cannot be an offspring of the first.