Rusty Hinge 2 writes
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I'm not sure whether mine are wild or alpine (they were already here
when I bought the house) - suspect the latter. In a wet year like this
they can attain the size of marbles, they produce lots of runners (I let
them grow where they will and just heave out an armful when I want to
plant anything), started fruiting in May and are still producing a few
berries. I've even had enough to put a few boxes in the deepfreeze.

Not alpines, then, as they don't produce runners.

That's what I thought, but I've never met wilds this big

From the fruiting regimen it sounds as if you have wild strawbs.


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Not alpines, then, as they don't produce runners.

That's what I thought, but I've never met wilds this big

Mine produce some fruit as big as the top joint of my little finger.

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Rusty Hinge 2 writes
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Not alpines, then, as they don't produce runners.

That's what I thought, but I've never met wilds this big

Mine produce some fruit as big as the top joint of my little finger.

OK, wild they are, then
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Kay