Trees · question 12

Which description fits best?

Pleated between parallel veins, sharply doubly serrated: Grey, ‘muscular’ trunk; buds pressed against the twig.
Almost round and softly hairy, with a short pointed tip: Multi-stemmed shrub; yellow catkins in winter, hazelnuts.
Broadly oval with a grey felted underside: Tip often bent to one side; silver catkins in March.
Oval and doubly serrated, with a brilliant white felted underside: Flat white flower heads in May and orange-red berries.
A cherry or bird cherry: Often 1–2 small glands (bumps) at the top of the leaf stalk; blossom in clusters or long sprays.
A fruit tree: apple, pear or plum: In orchards and gardens; blossom in April, fruit in summer or autumn.

Still possible