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Arbutus unedo - Strawberry Tree

Market price from $62.99 to $104.99

Arbutus unedo is a captivating evergreen known popularly as the Strawberry Tree, an inviting addition to any scene with its interchanging canvas of vibrant colors, tastes, and textures. Towering at an impressive yet manageable 5-10 meters, this unique species is as resilient as it is beautiful, flourishing under a spectrum of sunlight but showing a particular fondness for a full sun to partial shade setting. Its foliage is a mirror-like dark green, an excellent backdrop for its elusive urn-shaped flowers. These blooms paint the tree in hues of white to pale pink from October through December, punctuating the frosty months with a burst of spring spirit. But the true highlight of this Mediterranean native is its edible gem-like fruits, their lively red coloring and rough texture strikingly reminiscent of strawberries. This tree is an exhibit of Mother Nature's best, offering up a feast for the eyes with its stunning attributes, from its peeling, reddish-brown bark that reveals a smooth under layer each season to its remarkable drought-tolerance. Be it in a pot or gracing the ground, the Strawberry Tree promises a charismatic dance of color and form all year round with minimal maintenance required.

  • Size: 5-10 meters tall
  • Flowers: Urn-shaped, white or pale pink
  • Foliage: Glossy, dark green leaves
  • Water usage: Drought-tolerant
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Fruit: Edible, vibrant red fruits resembling strawberries
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