Wild Strawberry Plant

Wild strawberry plants

Wild strawberry plants can be used in landscaping for purposes other than their edible qualities. Here are some non-edible uses in landscaping:

This plant ships bare-root and dormant (no leaves or foliage) It will not green out until next spring.

1. Groundcover: They have a low-growing habit and can form dense mats of foliage. They are often used as a ground cover in landscaping to fill in gaps and provide a lush carpet-like appearance to the ground.
2. Erosion control: The extensive root system helps stabilize soil and prevent erosion on slopes and embankments.
3. Attracting wildlife: The small white flowers and fruit can attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, contributing to biodiversity in the landscape. Additionally, the fruit can provide a food source for birds and other wildlife.
4. Ornamental value: These plants have delicate, attractive foliage and white flowers that can add a charming and naturalistic touch to garden beds, borders, and rock gardens.
5. Container gardening: Due to their compact size, these plants can be grown in containers, adding a touch of nature to patios, balconies, and small outdoor spaces.
6. Understory plantings: These can thrive as understory plantings in woodland or shade gardens, providing a natural and woodland-like ambiance.
7. Edges and pathways: Planted along the edges of paths or walkways, these can soften hardscape elements and create a more welcoming and inviting atmosphere.
8. Fragrance: Some varieties produce a pleasant aroma, making them a desirable addition to sensory gardens or areas near seating areas.

Plus, wild strawberries are edible. 

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