Found wild strawberries in the yard

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a small patch. What to do with them? They're in an area that typically gets mowed which is probably why I never noticed them before.
 

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I found that these are best treated as weeds. The ones I have here spread like hot butter all over the place, and I have a job to get rid of them. It might be a better idea to stick to named varieties and grow those instead :)
 

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I have some that grow as weeds. They are usually called wild straberries when they have white blooms and indian strawberries when the looms are yellow. Some are tasteless. Since I do not know where they came from, I do not eat the fruit and pull them out when weeding.
 

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a small patch. What to do with them? They're in an area that typically gets mowed which is probably why I never noticed them before.
Yum! Maybe you could transplant them to a wine barrel pot and grow them! We have wild strawberries growing by lots of the hiking trails around here in the PNW. They are small, but delicious!
 

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