They are not so wild, but I tamed them with cream afterwards.
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They do look well-behaved, very Swiss.
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Although they are probably spanish. The Swiss strawberries are a little on the expensive side.
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Can you grow the wild ones in the yard or a hanging basket later in the year?
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I do not bother, I used to grow strawberries in the garden when I was younger, but now it is too much hard work. You often see wild strawberries growing.
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I had delusions that there would be wild strawberries in the yard in this house we moved to last summer, but the chipmunks and squirrels an birds are very efficient, so I do not expect to see many if any near here, although I planted a ton of seeds last year. Maybe they ate them and disposed of them and those will plant themselves–we’ll see.
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Once strawberries begin to grow, they send out runners with new plants
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Yummm
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We do actually have wild strawberries growing at various points around the garden, which seem to pop up every year. They are small, round and not that tasty to be honest. But then I am not a great fan of the regular variety either.
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Wild strawberries are often seen growing in our area. I used to grow strawberries in my garden. They would grow every year, but I had to change the bed every three years and eventually it became too much work.
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Wow. Delicious
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