Fragaria vesca (Wood's Strawberry,
Woodland Strawberry)
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This fine, deciduous strawberry has small, delicious fruit. Light green, sharply toothed, clover-like leaves distinguish this plant. With long runners, it spreads easily to make a nice ground cover. Found in the wild in shaded sites from southern BC to California (USDA 5-9), it is more common on the west side of the Cascades than the east side. For a short comparison of northwest native strawberries, click here. |
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Photo above, left by Foolip. Photo above, right taken at Elwha River Trail in Olympic National Park by Walter Siegmund |
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