Pineberries.

[yellowbird]

I was reading about pineberries...they look basically like white strawberries and taste like pineapples. I kind of wanted to try growing them, and I was wondering if anyone else had before. Here is a link about them.

http://www.vitalberry.eu/pineberries/

 

[gata montes]

Came across Pineberries recently, whilst looking for pictures for the thread on Yellow Strawberries.

Pineberries have apparently been around for some considerable time and are actually white strawberries, that have a pineapple strawberry flavor similar to that of the yellow strawberry called 'Pineapple Crush'

As pineberries are actually strawberries - you would grow them just as you would any other strawberry, if you are planning to grow them by seed, I would order them quickly, as they are sure to be like the yellow strawberry seeds, and sell out long before the seed ordering season has finished.

Hope this helps

 

[Trellum]

Omg... I had never seen those!!!! They look so beautiful!!! I didn't even know something like this existed, now I feel so silly! I swear I'm learning so much over here. I might try growing those one day Too bad I'm not good at growing things from seed, but if I was... I'd surely give it a try this year.

 

[claudine]

I've never eaten pineberries nor tried to grow them, but I've heard of them before. They look so weird and unique! Almost like regular strawberries dipped in white chocolate. I wonder if I would like them. I'm not a big fan of pineapples, so probably not

 

[yellowbird]

Came across Pineberries recently, whilst looking for pictures for the thread on Yellow Strawberries.

Pineberries have apparently been around for some considerable time and are actually white strawberries, that have a pineapple strawberry flavor similar to that of the yellow strawberry called 'Pineapple Crush'

As pineberries are actually strawberries - you would grow them just as you would any other strawberry, if you are planning to grow them by seed, I would order them quickly, as they are sure to be like the yellow strawberry seeds, and sell out long before the seed ordering season has finished.

Hope this helps

Evidently I am new to the strawberry growing world, as I had never heard of Pineapple Crush strawberries...that sounds so delicious! Have you grown/tried any of these?

 

[gata montes]

Evidently I am new to the strawberry growing world, as I had never heard of Pineapple Crush strawberries...that sounds so delicious! Have you grown/tried any of these?

Wouldn't worry about that Yellowbird, many people,including myself, didn't know about yellow or white strawberries, until they became a fashionable food since then many people want to grow them and the seeds seem to be in great demand.

I've been wanting to grow yellow strawberries for several years now, because I think they would look good with my red ones, but the main reason is because I strawberries and pineapples.

If I can't get hold of the yellow strawberry seeds, may well opt for the white ones - but not sure that I would like the look of a white and red strawberry patch as much as the yellow and red one.

If you want to know a little more about yellow strawberries, have a quick peak the the thread ' Yellow Strawberries '

 

[happyflowerlady]

I have never heard of these before either. I read the article and looked at the pictures of them.
I live in Alabama, and we have a wild strawberry here that look almost like the white ones in the pictures, but these wild ones do not taste anything like a pineapple. In fact, they do not even have much flavor at all !
When I lived in Idaho, we had tiny wild strawberries, and those were bright red, and had a sour but wonderful flavor. The one out here were a sad disappointment.
The pine berries sound like they would be good to eat if they actually taste like a pineapple though.

 

[yellowbird]

Wouldn't worry about that Yellowbird, many people,including myself, didn't know about yellow or white strawberries, until they became a fashionable food since then many people want to grow them and the seeds seem to be in great demand.

I've been wanting to grow yellow strawberries for several years now, because I think they would look good with my red ones, but the main reason is because I strawberries and pineapples.

If I can't get hold of the yellow strawberry seeds, may well opt for the white ones - but not sure that I would like the look of a white and red strawberry patch as much as the yellow and red one.

If you want to know a little more about yellow strawberries, have a quick peak the the thread ' Yellow Strawberries '

Thanks for all of the information I ordered some pineberry seeds and am verrrry excited to be getting those soon!