red bark

British  

noun

1. a kind of cinchona containing a high proportion of alkaloids

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Example Sentences

“It has fabulous bright red bark when it loses its leaves, again echoing the red of the front door,” she says.

From Seattle Times

Red cedars can grow to become giants in the forest, and have a distinctive cinnamon red bark.

From BBC

It showed a scientist suspended by not much more than a rope has one boot perched on the rusty red bark of “The President,” one of the giants in Sequoia National Park.

From Seattle Times

The striped wood, fibrous and forgiving, protected by a soft layer of iconic red bark, wraps around a sturdy trunk that offers shelter for bears or useful material for humans.

From Seattle Times

Yellow fall color, bright red bark.

From Seattle Times