Description
Larval Host Plant (butterflies):
Appalachian Grizzled Skipper
Larval Host Plant (moths):
Blackberry Looper
Filament Bearer
Purple-lined Sallow
Fragaria virginiana / Virginia Strawberry
$10.00
Our native wild strawberry is a tough little plant, found in a wide variety of habitats – dry woods, edges, and meadows. The small fruits are purely delicious, and a joy to pick from garden or trailside. Spreads to form a colonial groundcover in good conditions. The leaf tea is soothing and nutritious, a gentle remedy for diarrhea and stomach upsets.
Larval host for Grizzled Skipper.
Read more about distinguishing Wild Strawberry from non-native look-alikes on our blog.
Height: <6″ Blooms: April – May Fruit: May – June
Siting: Well-drained, sun to part shade
Deer Resistance: High
Provenance: NJ
Additional information
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