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100 White Soul Strawberry - Fragaria Vesca Seeds

100 White Soul Strawberry - Fragaria Vesca Seeds

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Grow sweet, aromatic alpine strawberries with White Soul Strawberry Seeds (Fragaria vesca). This compact perennial variety produces small white to creamy-yellow berries with excellent fragrance and flavor, making it a unique choice for containers, raised beds, borders, and small-space gardens.

Quick Facts

  • Quantity: 100 Seeds
  • Botanical Name: Fragaria vesca
  • Plant Type: Perennial Alpine Strawberry
  • Fruit Color: White to Creamy Yellow
  • Growth Habit: Compact, Runnerless
  • Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
  • Germination: Approximately 14–48 Days
  • Ideal Germination Temperature: 60–75°F
  • Planting Depth: Surface Sow
  • Plant Spacing: About 8 Inches
  • Mature Height: Approximately 6 Inches
  • Days to Maturity: Approximately 120 Days
  • Container Friendly: Yes

Why Grow White Soul Strawberry?

  • Unique White Fruit – Produces unusual creamy-white alpine strawberries.
  • Sweet & Aromatic – Known for concentrated strawberry flavor and fragrance.
  • Everbearing – Can produce fruit over an extended season under suitable conditions.
  • Compact Growth – Runnerless plants are ideal for small gardens and containers.
  • Versatile – Great for pots, raised beds, edible borders, and patio gardens.

About White Soul Strawberry

White Soul Strawberry is a compact alpine strawberry variety valued for its unusual pale fruit and rich aroma. Unlike many standard garden strawberries, it typically grows without long runners, making it easy to manage in smaller spaces.

Its small white to creamy-yellow berries are best harvested fully ripe for maximum sweetness and fragrance.

Perfect For

  • Containers
  • Raised beds
  • Hanging baskets
  • Edible borders
  • Patio gardens
  • Small-space gardens
  • Alpine and rock gardens

How to Plant

1. Start Indoors

Sow seeds indoors about 8 weeks before the last expected frost using a fine, well-draining seed-starting mix.

2. Surface Sow

Press the seeds gently onto the soil surface. Do not bury deeply, as strawberry seeds benefit from light during germination.

3. Keep Moist

Mist gently and keep the growing medium consistently moist but not waterlogged.

4. Provide Warmth and Light

Maintain temperatures around 60–75°F and provide bright light once seedlings emerge.

5. Transplant

Move seedlings into containers or the garden after they are well established and outdoor conditions are suitable. Space plants about 8 inches apart.

Growing Tips

  • Keep the seed-starting mix evenly moist during germination.
  • Avoid burying seeds too deeply.
  • Provide bright light after germination.
  • Use fertile, well-draining soil enriched with organic matter.
  • Mulch established plants to retain moisture and keep fruit clean.
  • In hot climates, provide some afternoon shade.
  • Harvest berries when fully ripe for the best flavor.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why are White Soul strawberries white?

White Soul naturally produces pale fruit that ripens to a white or creamy-yellow color instead of red.

Do White Soul strawberries produce runners?

White Soul is generally grown as a runnerless alpine strawberry, giving it a compact growth habit.

Can White Soul Strawberries grow in containers?

Yes. Their compact size makes them especially suitable for pots, hanging baskets, and raised beds.

Will White Soul Strawberries come back every year?

Yes. Fragaria vesca is a perennial and can return for multiple seasons in suitable growing conditions.

Can they fruit in the first year?

They may produce fruit in their first growing season when started early and grown under favorable conditions.

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