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Meanings of strawberry tree in English
Portuguese
medronheiro 
Small evergreen European shrubby tree bearing many-seeded scarlet berries that are edible but bland; of Ireland, southern Europe, Asia Minor.
Synonyms
Examples for "Irish strawberry"
Examples for "Irish strawberry"
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Bad weather has reduced the yield from Irish strawberry crops by as much as 75 per cent this year, Teagasc said yesterday.
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There has been "a phenomenal growth rate" in the Irish strawberry market, according to the latest information from the Irish horticulture board, Bord Glas.
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It became suddenly crucial to slow down the arrival of these first Irish strawberries.
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Irish strawberries are plentiful now, and making jam is the perfect way to preserve the season.
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Use fresh Irish strawberries, their flavour is delicious.
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But the strawberry tree, arbutus unedo, this year also has exceptional fruiting.
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A tree that is unlikely to give you problems, one that you'd like to see more often is the arbutus , arbutus unedo.
Usage of strawberry tree in English
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But the strawberry tree, arbutus unedo, this year also has exceptional fruiting.
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The drive is planted with young arbutus - the strawberry tree - grown from seed.
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Then we come to the most striking of them all, the arbutus or strawberry tree.
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There too grows the " strawberry tree," whose red fruits wear so familiar an appearance; and tall pines, the giants of this "pigmy forest."
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And the name of the evergreen is the Strawberry Tree.
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You could never have a heavy enough crop from the Arbutus or Strawberry tree.
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Maybe you know it better as the Strawberry Tree.
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The Strawberry Tree restaurant at BrookLodge in Co Wicklow was Ireland's first certified organic restaurant.
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Its Strawberry Tree restaurant was Ireland's first certified organic restaurant and has a daily changing menu that reflects the seasons.
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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.
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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.