Fragaria virginiana shows early-summer white blossoms and edible fruit. Wild Strawberry plant takes on a great red fall color also.
Wild Strawberries grow in a wide variety of sun and soil conditions.
The fruit ripens in late spring or early summer. They are much smaller than commercial strawberries but probably the most delicious of the wild fruits.
$14.99 – $19.99Price range: $14.99 through $19.99
Please note: Most pictures represent mature plants. Unless otherwise specified, all of our plants are sold in 4″ pots to make shipping possible and will mature in time.
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| Bloom Period | April to May |
| Size | 1 Gallon, 1 Quart |
Fragaria virginiana, commonly known as Wild Strawberry, is a charming native perennial valued for its delicate white flowers, attractive foliage, and small, flavorful red berries. A wonderful choice for native plant gardens, pollinator gardens, ground covers, meadow plantings, woodland edges, and naturalized landscapes, Wild Strawberry adds beauty, texture, and wildlife value to a variety of garden settings.
This adaptable perennial thrives in full sun to partial shade and well-drained soils and spreads naturally to form an attractive, low-growing ground cover. Its white spring flowers provide an important food source for bees and other pollinators, while its small berries are enjoyed by birds and other wildlife. The attractive trifoliate foliage also provides seasonal interest and helps create a lush, natural-looking planting.
Whether you’re creating a wildlife-friendly garden, looking for a native ground cover, or adding edible plants to a naturalized landscape, Fragaria virginiana offers beauty, versatility, and ecological value. Its spreading growth habit makes it especially useful for filling open spaces, meadow edges, and areas where a low-growing native plant is desired.






