How to grow Woodland Strawberry

Fragaria vesca

To keep beds tidy, clip runners as you find them, or train them in your direction of choice, burying all but the new crowns and securing with small stones until they have their own roots and are ready for transplant.

Harvesting Woodland strawberry

Can be harvested starting the second year after sowing.

Seed Saving Woodland strawberry

Best to save runners as opposed to seeds. A runner will be a vine-like shoot that grows outward from the base of the “mother” plant. It will develop it’s own crown with time and, if in contact with soil, will develop its own root system.
Clip runners as you find them, or train them in your direction of choice, burying all but the new crowns and securing with small stones until they have their own roots and are ready for transplant.

How long does Woodland strawberry take to grow?

These estimates for how long Woodland strawberry takes to sprout, grow and harvest are from real observations from real gardeners, right around the world.

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When should I plant Woodland strawberry?

Our when to plant Woodland strawberry estimates are relative to your last frost date.

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Other names for Woodland strawberry

Strawberry

Fragaria vesca L.

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