Wild strawberry (Fragaria virginiana) Plants

Small white flowers with yellow centers brighten the spring landscape and attract pollinating insects. Low evergreen tripled-leaved rosettes carpet the ground. In July lots of juicy red berries cover the plants. Edible to wildlife and people. Makes a great ground cover or meadow plant. 

Native to: Maine

Growing conditions: Sun to shade, moist to dry (sandy or gravelly) soil.

Natural habitat: Meadows, woodland edges, roadsides.

Grows up to: 2-5"

Blooms: Spring bloom and summer fruit.

Pairs well with: Fragrant sumac and partridge pea