What do cherries look like on a cherry tree?

Cherries grow in clusters on cherry trees, typically appearing as small, round fruits that can be red, yellow, or dark purple, depending on the variety. They have smooth, shiny skins and are usually about 1 to 2 centimeters in diameter. The tree itself has glossy green leaves, and the cherries dangle from slender stems, making them easy to spot against the foliage. As they ripen, they become plumper and more vibrant in color.