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Strazzberries: The strawberry that tastes like a raspberry

12 years ago

I would like to get my hand on some seeds, or cuttings of this plant, i would like to grow them before their june deadline so they produce fruit this year, anyone know where and how to get these plants? Seems that the only place i found this plant was at Northern Trading Company, which is Sold out atm, Also: There is another type of plant In Europe witch is called a Straspberry, which looks like a raspberry but tastes like a juicy strawberry.

Anyone know anything of these plants? Seems seeds and plants are elusive.

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User
12 years ago
Grew it once. It doesn't.
the15thwiseone
Original Author
12 years ago
Really? Thats unfortunate! still curious of anyone elses thoughts orvexperiences with them!
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I never received anything from him for a trade set up last year. I sent a box full of fruit tree cuttings and plants and he acknowledged he got them, even commented on plants and then....nothing. An email 8 months later with a partial excuse and still nothing. He gives trades a bad name.
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swaine
12 years ago
try and find a strawberry called mieze schindler (the surname maybe spelled incorrect) thats the strasberry varietal name, i grow it alongside 130+ types of strawberries
its aroma is very strong,, and taste is nice but agree with the post above dosent taste like a raspberry to me anyway, but its always nice to have a few people tasting the same strawberry, its amazing what different flavours people can taste, from seed it tends not to come true, i grew out 25 seedlings, 2 of which were very similar,my hands smelled of strawberrys for days after pressing seeds, its that perfumed if you struggle to find a plant i will propagate you some this year(stew uk)
wolfberry_farm
12 years ago
It's listed at Four Seasons.

Here is a link that might be useful: Four Seasons strazzberry

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