loves strawberries, can't have the seeds...
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Alexandria Alpine Strawberry Seeds
Comments (4)I started some Alexandria alpines from seed last year, and the location that I transplanted them to had shade until about 11:00 and then again after 7:00. The rest of the day they were in the sun. I also planted them as a border and was not too concerned about berries. They did taste very good though. My berries were a little smaller than a raspberry. One thing that I found interesting was that, when ripe, the slightest tug removes them from the plant and leaves the green "cap" on the plant. Makes plant to mouth action really easy....See MoreHave: Gourmet strawberry seeds
Comments (10)rshah: Sounds interesting! Let me know what type you have. Jedonne: Are they the dwarf variety? I also have some 'mignonette' seedlings, although I'm not sure how those could be shipped without be killed in transit......See Moremy sprouts have fallen and can't get up
Comments (3)This could be a couple of problems, first look very closely at the stem where it meets the soil line. you may need a mangnifying glass. Your seedlings my be damping off. IF you see any fungus or the stem looks like it has rotted at that point damping off is likely the cause. if your plants seem to be still thriving and just growing over they may be stretching from not enough light. You can get small straws or skewers and place them into the soil and tie the plant to it to help support and then move to more light....See MoreI bought strawberry seeds but these don't look like strawberries!
Comments (33)There are plenty of photos of strawberry plants on the web. They have different leaves and little white flowers. They have runners that start new plants. He has ripped you off. Sad....See Morelisbet
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