Strawberry Seeds Alpine pack of 25-30 seeds

Strawberry Seeds  Growing strawberries from seed? Yes, it’s possible! patch is usually started from young plants or dormant root clumps, but you can grow delightful berries from seed too. Seed-started plants typically bear smaller fruit than hybrid varieties that are available exclusively as plants. For a fraction of the cost of a single hybrid strawberry plant, you can purchase a packet of seeds and plant a generous berry patch that will produce plenty of sweet, juicy fruit. Cost savings aside, growing your own strawberries from seed is simply fun. It all starts with watching for tiny leaves to emerge from the soil and quickly multiply.

Strawberry Seeds started from seed are usually alpine  or close cousins to alpines. These plants produce petite berries (the fruit is about an inch long) in spring and summer. When the berries are ripe, their intense perfume wafts through the garden conjuring up thoughts However, alpine produce a small number of berries per plant; count on a packet of seeds to produce berries for fresh eating but not enough to make jam.