No, it’s simply our native and under-appreciated Pacific madrone. Its common name came ... after its similar European sister species, the strawberry tree, Arbutus unedo. Later, British naval ...

“We were deeply touched to learn that our neighbors felt a strong connection to the strawberry madrone tree and were moved to request we adjust the plan.” The nonprofit was still planning to ...

Snapshot: Nicknamed the strawberry tree for its attractive red fruit, this unusual madrone is smaller and better behaved than California’s native variety. Considered one of the best small trees ...

“We were deeply touched to learn that our neighbors felt a strong connection to the strawberry madrone tree and were moved to request we adjust the plan.” As of Monday afternoon, the removal ...

A cousin of the Northwest native madrone it's hardy to Zone 7 ... clusters from mid-October through December. Plant the strawberry tree in well-drained soil in full sun, though it will tolerate ...

Madrone’s species name honors the Scottish ... and in fact the Spanish word madroño translates as “strawberry tree.” Other common names include madroa, madroo, madroña and bearberry.

As UC Marin Master Gardeners, we have an obligation to provide science-based information. Sometimes, though, the science we need is elusive. Take the strawberry tree, the Arbutus ‘Marina’ or ...