Grandfather and Granddaughter Plant Wild Strawberries
A grandfather and granddaughter work side by side in the garden soil while setting young wild strawberry plants.
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Planting Wild Strawberries in the Garden
A grandfather and his granddaughter spend time together in the home vegetable garden, carefully placing small wild strawberry plants into rich soil.
Cultivating Wild Strawberries
Wild strawberries are smaller and sweeter than cultivated supermarket varieties, producing delicate red fruits throughout the warm summer months. These hardy perennial plants spread by sending out runners, which are horizontal stems that root in moist soil to form new identical plants nearby. Gardeners plant them in sunny locations with well-drained soil to encourage abundant blooms and fruit yield.
Natural Colors of Strawberry Plants
- Wild strawberry fruit: bright red or deep crimson
- Strawberry leaves: medium green with serrated edges
- Garden soil: dark brown or black earth
- Strawberry blossoms: white petals with a yellow center