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Yellow Alpine Strawberry - Raintree Nursery

Yellow Alpine Strawberry

$14.99 - $14.99
$14.99
$14.99 - $14.99
$14.99
SKU E450

Fragaria vesca

The fruity fragrance and sweet flavor of these delicious berries is a scrumptious mixture of strawberry and pineapple. Similar in size and growth habit to red Alpine varieties, these beauties are yellow with brownish seeds when ripe. Sold in 4 inch pots.

USDA Zone: 3-9

Grow Height:  1' or smaller (Groundcover)

Sun: Full to Partial Shade

Ripening Time: June - September

Pollination: Self Fertile

Read our Strawberry Growing Guide

Size: 4" Pot
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Runners??

    Yes, they spread via stolens (runners).

  • Do deer eat alpine strawberries?

    Deer may choose to browse the leaves, but may over look them as ground cover.

Customer Reviews

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William
"wow" berries

While they can be a little too intense for me at times, they re still delicious and get wide-eyed "wow" reactions from everyone. Mine ripen to around the size of a nickel and are very sweet with a tropical kick to them.

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Rose
Adorbs!

This cute little alpine strawberry is taking over the rocky, kinda gnarly patch of my garden by the rhubarb plant exactly as I envisioned it would. I ordered it along with some rugen and mingonette alpine strawberries last year. Those have also spread out a bit, so I guess we ll figure out who s who later in the year. Honestly though, it makes such a pretty groundcover that I won t mind if they completely take over that garden.

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Jess S.
Kids love them

Getting more! They grow great in shady areas of my yard (the ones in full sun died). My 6 year old and his friends love hunting for the “white strawberries that taste like pineapple”.