Arbutus unedo Batch No:177966 is perhaps best noted for

is perhaps best noted for its exceptional fall color

The spreading habit and oblong leaves creates a handsome summer scenery

Its natural habit is somewhat spreading with a light semi-transparent crown

The purple-tinted seed pods are often conspicuous from July onwards

Often seen as a mop head which gives a more uniform round crown in leaf

Arbutus unedo Batch No:177966 is perhaps best noted forA stocky slow growing evergreen tree with a dense, rounded though often assymetric crown ultimately reaching up to 15m after many decades. Leaves are small, usually serrated. The rugged bark is reddish, sometimes shaggy. Ivory white bells in sprays appear in autumn as last year's yellow 'strawberries' ripen scarlet. An ideal choice to bring gravitas to a small, immature garden. Prune periodically to promote symmetry, or simply enjoy the unique, free