White Strawberry Yellow Wonder (Fragaria vesca) seeds

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White Strawberry 'Yellow Wonder' (Fragaria vesca) seeds

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This wild strawberry (Fragaria Vesca Var. Semperflorens) has cream-coloured, small berries. The highly aromatic fruits can already be harvested in the first year. The variety 'Yellow Wonder' is, especially in combination with red strawberries, very decorative. Also ideal as a pot plant for the balcony. Out of the leaves, a tea can be brewed that's considered blood-purifying in folk medicine.

White Strawberry seeds, approx. 100 seeds

Plant description

Lifecycle:	Perennial Hardy
Eventual height:	10-20 cm
Flowering months:	March April June July
Flower colour:	White
Special features:	Open-pollinated
Species:	Rosaceae
Root system:	Shallow roots Runners

Growing advice

Sowing depth:	0 cm
When to sow outdoors:	April May June
Good companion plants:	Onion Lettuce Borage Bush beans Knoblauch Leek Radish Chives Spinach
Germination time:	2-6 weeks
Germination temperature:	18-24° C
Planting distance:	25 cm
Bad companion plants:	Headed cabbage
Sunlight:	Shade Full sun

Sowing indoors in pots in spring. The seeds are light germinators and are only pressed onto the soil lightly. For germinating, +20°C is required.
Wild strawberries are hardy and evergreen.
This variety reaches 10-20cm in height and needs approx. 25cm of planting distance (16 plants per m²).
Wild strawberries are perennial.
The wild strawberry prefers sunny to half-shady locations and needs moist but permeable, nutrient and humous-rich soils.

Other names

Botanical name:	Fragaria vesca, Potentilla vesca, Dactylophyllum fragaria
German names:	Erdbeere, Buscherdbeere, Ardbeere, Besingkraut, Bresling, Flohbeere, Knickbeere, Prestling, Rote Besinge, Rotbeer, Waldbeere
French names:	Fraisier des Bois
English names:	Strawberry, Alpine Strawberry, European Strawberry, Fraise des Bois
Spanish names:	Fresa Salvaje, Frutilla Silvestre
Italian names:	Fragola di Bosco