Waldsteinia fragarioides

Dalibarda fragarioides Michx. Geum fragarioides, also called Appalachian barren strawberry, or just barren strawberry , is a . Vormt zeer vlakke matten, ook wintergroen, maar kruipt minder snel. Eindelijk eens een andere Waldsteinia.

Mat forming perennial, evergreen, strawberry-like, about 2-inches (5- cm) high, spreads by short rhizomes.

Waldsteinia fragarioides , commonly called barren strawberry, is an ornamental, strawberry-like plant grown primarily as a ground cover. Leaves green (bronzy in winter), trifoliate, leaflet. It is mat forming, like Waldsteinia ternata, but the flowers tend to emerge from the . Light green leaves work well . It forms dense, green mats, punctuated by attractive yellow flowers.

This small scale native will make a big impression on your landscape, thriving in some of . The flowers produce inedible fruits enjoyed for their . Description: This perennial herbaceous plant has petioled basal leaves up to ( cm.) tall.

The basal leaves are trifoliate and usually evergreen. Type: herbaceous ground cover . National Plant Data Center, Baton Rouge, LA, USA. Common Name Reference: USDA, NRCS.

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Picture copyright- Linda Read. A low, mat-forming, strawberry-like plant with . Strawberry-like plant with yellow . North America, ranging from New Brunswick and Maine to western Quebec, . Abou-Karam M(1), Shier WT. Vascular Plants of Wisconsin.

Family: Rosaceae native: yes type: herbaceous perennial. Engelse naaBarren Strawberry. Duitse namen: Golderdbeere . This 3-evergreen groundcover is native to the woods of Eastern United States.

Unlike the true strawberry Waldsteinia travels underground forming a dense . Click here for print friendly version.

Category: Herbaceous Plants. Photo Credits: George Bruso, Lady Bird Johnson . Regularity: Regularly occurring.