Arbutus unedo

This is the standard small tree form of Strawberry Tree that is so important in PNW horticulture. A good looking evergreen tree that eventually forms a rounded dense crown. To 16′ tall and a third as wide in 10 years. Excellent small patio tree- as long as you account for the prodigious autumn fruit drop. […]

Tree Identification: Arbutus 'Marina - Hybrid Strawberry Tree

The tree is well known for its fruit, which bear some resemblance to the strawberry — hence the common name.

Multi-branch Strawberry Tree An evergreen tree with ornamental reddish bark that becomes furrowed and gray with age. Leaves are oblong, dark green, and leathery. White, bell-shaped flowers are followed by bright orange-red fruit with a strawberry-like texture. USDA zones: 7 - 9 Sunset zones: 4 - 24 Mature size: 20 - 30 feet high and wide Light needs: full sun Water needs: little to regular water

Strawberry Tree Arbutus unedo

This dwarf Strawberry Tree’s natural multi-stem form makes for excellent screening, and pruning for a single trunk and open crown can expose more of the handsome reddish bark. Leathery leaves carry bright red, strawberry-textured fruit in winter and early spring.

Strawberry Tree - don't confuse it with the one that you usually grow in the pots! This one's different! Here are the details!

This dwarf Strawberry Tree’s natural multi-stem form makes for excellent screening, and pruning for a single trunk and open crown can expose more of the handsome reddish bark. Leathery leaves carry bright red, strawberry-textured fruit in winter and early spring.

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