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However, there are other species of plants which commonly bear the appellation "strawberry". For instance, there is a so-called "strawberry tree" (Arbutus unedo L.), which is native to Europe. Even though it is not a real strawberry plant, it's fruit is actually edible. There is also a similarly misnomered "strawberry bush" (Euonymus americanus L.), which is indigenous to the eastern half of the United States. This plant's branches root quite easily, just like the stolons of a strawberry plant. However, neither the strawberry tree nor the strawberry bush is truly a form of strawberry plant.
And you can also learn more about the strawberry bush by visiting Wikipedia at this web address: StrawberriesForStrawberryLovers.Com, Home of the World's Happiest Fruit!
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