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Fragaria vesca
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Can i place wild strawberry seedling ( a few weeks old, still very small! ) into full sun ? some sources say yes but im too chicken to do it. gr.
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Re: Fragaria vesca
how many do you have, maybe you can put just a few out for a week and you will know?
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Re: Fragaria vesca
The "Mara des Bois" hybrid is rated the best tasting strawberry in the world. It is day-neutral.
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Re: Fragaria vesca
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i never had the wild strawberry so. im planning to cross all kind of fragarias and potentilla, already got alot of fragaria and potentilla species.
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