Marina Strawberry Tree Trees This is an older cultivar

This is an older cultivar and was discovered by Glenn Jeffers in the late 1960s

in a forest setting

A great choice to be planted in the yard on its own as a specimen to provide summer shade and a beautiful fall appearance

Its leaves are 6-8” long and have 7-9 lobes that bristle on the tips

The leaves are quite unique compared to other cultivars

Marina Strawberry Tree Trees This is an older cultivarThe Marina Strawberry Tree (Arbutus marina) is medium sized, fruit bearing, ornamental evergreen tree. It has a dense, widespread crown made up of large deep green leaves that branches relatively low in the wild and when pruned is higher branching. Rosy pink flowers simultaneously emerge in the fall and winter with the red and yellow edible fruit that resemble strawberries (edible but not very appetizing). It has elegant, mahogany, peeling bark that