Strawberry
Fragaria spp.
Fragaria iinumae (Montage s2) by Alpsdake (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Full Sun
Easy care
Moderate watering
Frost Hardy
7a
USDA zone
-18°C
Minimum temperature
Expected size
Height | Spread | |
|---|---|---|
20cm | Max | 2m |
10cm | Min | 50cm |
Fruiting
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spring
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summer
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autumn
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winter
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Strawberry Overview
Fragaria is a genus containing around 22 perennial plants in the Rosaceae family. These plants have a worldwide distribution. Known commonly as Strawberry or Strawberries, this genus includes many cultivars and hybrids bred commercially for their edible fruits. They are characterised by their three-lobed leaves and creeping habit, spreading through runners, producing offsets that root rapidly, forming new plants. They prefer full sun and can be grown in containers, grow-bags or in the ground.
Common problems with Strawberry
How to propagate Strawberry
Seed
Special features of Strawberry
Attractive flowers
Attractive fruits
Attracts bees
Pot plant
Other uses of Strawberry
Ornamental, culinary, ground cover, fruits
Edibles to Sow or Plant Outside in September
In vegetable beds, at the allotment or in the kitchen garden, sow these now to grow over the cooler winter months.
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