Marina Strawberry Tree Trees The chestnut-brown bark of both

The chestnut-brown bark of both its trunk and branches is constantly peeling off to reveal the fresh cinnamon-red bark beneath it

Its emerald green foliage turns a stunning yellow in the fall before its leaves drop all at once

It produces the distinctive tulip-shaped flowers that are greenish-yellow with orange and gold at the base

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

Marina Strawberry Tree Trees The chestnut-brown bark of bothThe 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