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Cherry Incense stick
Cherry incense sticks helps you work and meditate, meditate and work is a key ingredient in every
aspect of life. It carrying a peaceful resonance,  much love and deep respect.

Cherry incense sticks can be purchased from us in wholesale quantity. We can deliver cherry
incense sticks in different shapes, sizes and colors.
This sweetly scented cherry incense pack consists of 20 aromatic joss sticks. Cherry incense is
great to burn for purification and to stimulate new beginnings. It is strongly associated with honesty,
attraction, desire, beauty, fidelity love, and love divination. Cherry incense also has associations with
noble sacrifices. In terms of healing cherry can be used to ease emotional pain, aid sleep and to
promote general longevity.
The cultivated varieties of the cherry are numerous and differ considerably in size, colour, and flavour.
Traditionally, rootstocks of wild cherries, called mazzards, are used for grafting other varieties.
Among important varieties in cultivation are Hearts and Bigarreaus, sweet cherries, the latter being
firmer and less juicy; Amarelles and Morellos, sugar cherries, the latter being darker coloured and
sour; and Dukes, hybrids between the sweet and sour forms. Marasca cherries are used to make a
liqueur called maraschino, in which other cherries are preserved (to be used as a garnish). Among
the species with very sour fruit that are occasionally cultivated is the chokecherry. The fruits of all
these varieties are eaten fresh or used for making preserves and liqueurs.
Cherry, common name for several related trees, and for the edible fruit of some species. The genus containing cherry trees also includes
plums, peaches, almonds, and apricots. Because many of these plants have been cultivated for thousands of years and widely hybridized, the
classification is complex. Some botanists place several species of plums and cherries in other genera.

The ancestors of most of the modern cultivated varieties of cherry are probably the wild cherry or gean and the sour cherry. The former plant
attains a height of up to 33 m (110 ft) and has drooping leaves and pedicels, with small fruit. The latter has erect, smooth, shiny leaves and a
juicier fruit, but is a much smaller tree, up to 8 m (25 ft). Both trees have white flowers in clusters. Both are found throughout Europe, wild
cherry being native but sour cherry introduced from south-western India. According to the Roman writer Pliny the Elder, the sour cherry tree was
taken to Italy from Cerasus, Pontus (now Giresun, Turkey), by the Roman general Lucullus to grace his victory (73 bc) over Mithridates VI, King
of Pontus. The wild cherry tree is frequently planted for its fruit and for its beauty when in flower, and also for its value as a timber tree. It grows
rapidly and has strong, close-grained wood, suitable for use by cabinetmakers, turners, and musical-instrument makers. Double-flowered
varieties of both species are also grown.

Scientific classification of cherry:
Cherry trees belong to the family Rosaceae. The wild cherry or gean is classified as Prunus avium, the sour cherry as Prunus cerasus, and the
chokecherry as Prunus virginiana.
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