The Tuttifrutti Strawberry is often grown as an ornamental ground cover. It has evergreen leaves, adorable yellow flowers, and red fruit.

This plant is fairly tough and tolerant, but it grows best in partly shaded areas that are moist but well drained. Think woodland. The Indian strawberry has a spreading habit, & birds absolutely love to eat the berries.

Other Common Names: Indian Strawberry
Scientific Name: Duchesnea Indica Tuttifrutti
Color: Yellow Flowers / Red Fruit
Plant Seeds: Indoors Weeks Before Last Frost / Cold Stratify / Fall - Early Spring
Bloom Time: Spring - Early Summer
Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9
Plant Height: 4”
Plant Spacing: 9"
Light Requirements: Part Shade
Soil and Water Preferences: Average