Microcachrys tetragona - Creeping Strawberry Pine

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Microcachrys tetragona - Creeping Strawberry PineCreeping Strawberry Pine A rare and unusual evergreen conifer, Microcachrys tetragona is a fairly hardy dwarf bush with arching branches covered in scale like leaves. Native to mountainous regions in Tasmania, Australia, fossil records show that it has existed for well over fifty million years. The small but conspicuous male and female flowers are borne on the ends of the stems. The Creeping Strawberry Pine is very aptly named as it carries strawberry

round-to-conical and slightly irregular

Apricot Early Moorpark is an earlier-ripening form of the popular 18th century English variety Moorpark

Site: Tolerates exposure

fairly juicy

adapted to northern European conditions

and despite its name

Named for a Horse Guard in the service of Her Majesty

Highly Fragrant

and is sometimes known

this slow growing deciduous tree boasts beautiful

with exceptionally juicy

Season of Interest: All year round foliage