Strawberry

Mock strawberry is an invasive species. Mock strawberry is found in lawns and woods. It grows as a dense, low-lying ground cover. Can be a… Read More »Is Mock Strawberry Invasive?

Strawberry Indian makes a great perennial evergreen ground cover, and once established this creeping plant spreads very fast by runners to set new plants at… Read More »Is Mock Strawberry A Good Ground Cover?

Most broad-leaf weed-killers do a good job of knocking out stands of wild strawberries. These are ones that kill broad-leaf weeds without harming grass. The… Read More »How Do I Get Rid Of Wild Strawberry In My Lawn?

However, you may come across wild strawberries, which happen to look quite similar to poison ivy. The leaf textures of wild strawberries match ivy and… Read More »Do Wild Strawberry Leaves Look Like Poison Ivy?

The traceback investigations show that outbreak-associated cases in California and Minnesota report having purchased fresh organic strawberries prior to becoming ill. Illness onset dates range… Read More »What States Are Affected By The Strawberry Recall?

Chemical treatment in lawns If you choose this option, spot treat weeds with a liquid, selective, postemergent, broadleaf weed killer applied when weeds are actively… Read More »How Do I Get Rid Of Mock Strawberry?

Wild strawberries are considered species without any type of cross breeding; they are grown from the soil without any human intervention. These carry a stronger… Read More »What Is The Difference Between A Wild Strawberry And A Regular Strawberry?

The leaves of the wild strawberry can be used both dry and fresh. They act as a gentle astringent used to combat digestive problems and… Read More »Are Wild Strawberry Leaves Poisonous?

A strawberry is also an aggregate fruit, but instead of having multiple drupes, it has multiple achenes, the little yellow ovals on the fruit’s surface,… Read More »Is Strawberry A Drupe?

Cinquefoil Cross Varieties Several strawberry cultivars with pink flowers are the result of crosses with another plant called a cinquefoil (Comarum sp.). One of these… Read More »Why Does My Strawberry Plant Have Pink Flowers?