Woodland strawberry

Name: Fragaria vesca
SKU: 525
Availability: InStock

This fast growing ground cover is great for shade and does well planted under oaks.

Plant has lighter green leaves than beach strawberry and produces smaller but more flavorful fruit (yum!)

Plant it under a canopy of mature trees with Berkeley sedge, giant sword fern, and Douglas iris.

Flowers March to June.

Sun: Part Shade, Shade

Water: Dry, Light, Moderate

Soil: Clay, Loam, Sand

Other: Attracts Butterflies, Attracts Birds, Deer Resistant, Drought Tolerant.

Ecological Value	Woodland strawberry is used by a variety of small mammals and birds for cover and food. Host plant for butterfly larvae.
Container	4"-O, 4", 4"-n
Historical Uses	Cultivated and eaten fresh by many groups of Native Americans.
Distribution	This plant is found in the forests of temperate zones across the Northern Hemisphere.
Elevation	Between 98 and 6561 feet
Communities
Habitat	Dry to moist open woods, streambanks, and meadows

Fragaria vesca