Fragaria chiloensis (Coastal Strawberry)

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One of our native strawberry species that is prized for its evergreen leaves and aggressive spread by runners, making it an ideal groundcover in full-sun situations, and especially great in areas that receive infrequent maintenance, such a street-tree plantings and septic drainfields where deep-rooted plants are not appropriate.

Its dark green leaves are leathery (evergreen), and highlight its bright-white flowers - April-June - and its bright-red tasty berries.

It grows in many settings, as long as it has good drainage and lots of sun!

Special bargain pricing on these 4-in. pots that need to go into your sunny site - they aren"t loving the conditions in our shady, damp nursery!

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One of our native strawberry species that is prized for its evergreen leaves and aggressive spread by runners, making it an ideal groundcover in full-sun situations, and especially great in areas that receive infrequent maintenance, such a street-tree plantings and septic drainfields where deep-rooted plants are not appropriate.

Its dark green leaves are leathery (evergreen), and highlight its bright-white flowers - April-June - and its bright-red tasty berries.

It grows in many settings, as long as it has good drainage and lots of sun!

Special bargain pricing on these 4-in. pots that need to go into your sunny site - they aren"t loving the conditions in our shady, damp nursery!

One of our native strawberry species that is prized for its evergreen leaves and aggressive spread by runners, making it an ideal groundcover in full-sun situations, and especially great in areas that receive infrequent maintenance, such a street-tree plantings and septic drainfields where deep-rooted plants are not appropriate.

Its dark green leaves are leathery (evergreen), and highlight its bright-white flowers - April-June - and its bright-red tasty berries.

It grows in many settings, as long as it has good drainage and lots of sun!

Special bargain pricing on these 4-in. pots that need to go into your sunny site - they aren"t loving the conditions in our shady, damp nursery!