We have wild strawberries here, but they're small. I feed them to my flock, who go crazy over the treat!The wild ones I had growing here were tiny tart ones. About the only value they had was as an ornamental for their blossoms.
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We have wild strawberries here, but they're small. I feed them to my flock, who go crazy over the treat!The wild ones I had growing here were tiny tart ones. About the only value they had was as an ornamental for their blossoms.
Most wild strawberries are tiny. Like I mentioned, if you find one the size of a marble you've found a large one . Have you tasted your local variety? You're within the native habitat for Fragaria Virginiana - you might find a sweet surprise.We have wild strawberries here, but they're small. I feed them to my flock, who go crazy over the treat!
Apparently they're not real strawberries, their flowers are yellow.Most wild strawberries are tiny. Like I mentioned, if you find one the size of a marble you've found a large one . Have you tasted your local variety? You're within the native habitat for Fragaria Virginiana - you might find a sweet surprise.
We have these. I often see the deer and rabbits in the area that they grow. I think the berries are what they are after.Most wild strawberries are tiny. Like I mentioned, if you find one the size of a marble you've found a large one . Have you tasted your local variety? You're within the native habitat for Fragaria Virginiana - you might find a sweet surprise.
My area has both these and wild strawberries, they keep invading the lawn. It’s why I experimented with seed harvesting; with the plants getting mowed I never get any.Apparently they're not real strawberries, their flowers are yellow.
https://strawberryplants.org/strawberry-plants-with-yellow-flowers/
If you prune out "suckers" from the elbow of tomato plants you can put them in water and in a couple days they will have roots and you will free new plants!
I don't use it on tomatoes, willows or cottonwoods.Do you use rooting hormone? Will that help?