Mignonette Alpine Strawberry Seeds 2302

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A French delicacy. Mignonette alpine strawberry produces bright red, deliciously perfect little fruits the first summer from seed. Compact, perennial plants grow in pretty, leafy mounds and are perfect for hanging baskets or the garden. Naturalized throughout much of North America as…

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HeritageOpen Pollinated
LightFull Sun
Days to Harvest60
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M-2302-PKT
100 seeds
I-2302-100SEEDS
500 seeds
I-2302-500SEEDS
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Mignonette Alpine Strawberry Seeds 2302. Open Pollinated.

Approx. 15-20 seeds/pkt (3,000 seeds/gram)

A French delicacy. Mignonette alpine strawberry produces bright red, deliciously perfect little fruits the first summer from seed. Compact, perennial plants grow in pretty, leafy mounds and are perfect for hanging baskets or the garden. Naturalized throughout much of North America as wild strawberries, they are rewarding to grow and easy to care for. Grows best in full sun with a rich, moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter.

How to Grow

Strawberries can be tricky to germinate. A cold stratification is normally required. Place the seed packet in a sealed plastic bag and freeze for 3-4 weeks. Remove the sealed container BUT DO NOT OPEN IT for 24 hours until it has warmed to room temperature. Seeds will then be ready to sow. Sow seeds in pots or trays, keeping a soil temperature of 18-24° C. Heating mats or fluorescent lights will help with this. Germination can be slow, taking anywhere from 10 days to 6 weeks. Grow on at slightly cooler temperatures and provide air circulation to prevent damping off. Transplant to the garden after danger of frost and space 20 cm apart or place several plants in a hanging basket for growing on the back deck.

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