Usage of "strawberry tree"

Portuguese

Small evergreen European shrubby tree bearing many-seeded scarlet berries that are edible but bland; of Ireland, southern Europe, Asia Minor.

medronheiro

Usage of strawberry tree in English

But the strawberry tree, arbutus unedo, this year also has exceptional fruiting. 
 The Irish Times 

The drive is planted with young arbutus - the strawberry tree - grown from seed. 
 The Irish Times 

Then we come to the most striking of them all, the arbutus or strawberry tree. 
 The Irish Times 

There too grows the " strawberry tree," whose red fruits wear so familiar an appearance; and tall pines, the giants of this "pigmy forest." 
 Fabre, Poet of Science 

And the name of the evergreen is the Strawberry Tree. 
 A Child's Book of Saints 

You could never have a heavy enough crop from the Arbutus or Strawberry tree. 
 The Irish Times 

Maybe you know it better as the Strawberry Tree. 
 The Irish Times 

The Strawberry Tree restaurant at BrookLodge in Co Wicklow was Ireland's first certified organic restaurant. 
 The Irish Times 

Its Strawberry Tree restaurant was Ireland's first certified organic restaurant and has a daily changing menu that reflects the seasons. 
 The Irish Times 

To the south of Glendalough in the belly of Co Wicklow lies Macreddin Village, home to Ireland's first certified organic restaurant, The Strawberry Tree. 
 The Irish Times 

See the fruit of his labours for yourself with B&B rates including dinner in The Strawberry Tree from €134 per person, based on two sharing. 
 The Irish Times 

Translations for strawberry tree

Portuguese

medronheiro

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Meanings of strawberry tree in English