Trees · question 13

Which description fits best?

Glossy reddish-brown bark with horizontal bands: Coarsely serrated, slightly drooping leaf; white flowers in clusters; cherries.
Bristle-tipped teeth; pink or white double blossom: A street and garden tree, often grafted.
Glossy, leathery leaf with brown hairs along the midrib: Invasive in woodland on sandy soil.
Dull, thin leaf; long, hanging flower spikes: Flowers in April–May; wet woodland.
Small tree with drooping twigs; sour cherries: Glossy, firm leaf; often in gardens and orchards.

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