Alpine strawberries are larger than wild strawberries, though still have the natural characteristic and nutrition of the original natural strawberries, and remain unaltered by hybridization! Fruit are extremely sweet, are produced early in the season, and are continually produced for many weeks. Unlike Red Alpine Strawberries, the yellow variety is ripe when it reaches a soft yellow (begins white), and has all of the softness and sweetness inside. Plants are easy to grow, and are very tolerant of drought and poor soils. Ideally plants can be placed in a sunny location, though these are probably the most shade-tolerant of strawberries, and will produce fruit in a partly d location, and also indoors in a sunny window! Strawberries make excellent potted plants, and are also one of the few fruits that can be grown as houseplants! Plant at any time of year, and place in a sunny window.

Type: Very hardy perennial

Hardiness zone: 4-9

Height: 6"

Location: Sun

Seeds per packet: 10