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Strawberry Seeds - Alpine Mignonette Heirloom

Strawberry Seeds - Alpine Mignonette Heirloom

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Brand: Renee's Garden
Category: Lawn & Patio

Buy New: $2.50
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Seller: airolg65
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 5 reviews

Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 4.5 x 3.3 x 0.2

MPN: 5036
Model: 5036
UPC: 646143050368
EAN: 0646143050368

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • This frost hardy variety makes success easy.
  • It produces fruit the first year
  • The flavor of these petite strawberries is quite sweet
  • Plants should continue to fruit for 2 to 4 years

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
A French delicacy. This improved cultivator of heirloom Reine de Valee produces dainty little pointed red berries with an ambrosial woodland flavor. Mignonette forms compact perennial plants that grow in pretty leafy mounds and produce fruits the first summer from seed to enjoy all season long. These special petite strawberries are lovely as a a border edging or in containers, or plant them in hanging pots so you can pluck their exquisite little fruits as you stroll past.

Plant In: Feb. - April / Nourishes Beneficial Insects | Sun/Shade: Full Sun OR Partial Shade | Days to Germinate: 21 - 28 Days | Mature Height: 6 - 8 inches / Perennial Seeds | Net Weight: .10 Grams / Approx. 250 Seeds




Customer Reviews:
5 out of 5 stars Great!   June 16, 2010
Cassandra Mistiq
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

Most if not all of the seeds came up. After getting poor results with seeds from other places, I planted all the seeds in 9 different pots and was amazed when seemingly all of them grew! If I had known they would come up this well I would have saved some for later and avoided having to thin the seedlings as much (I always regret having to kill off plants due to using too many seeds -- especially since each pot looks like a thickly populated chia pet). Next time I want to plant strawberries I definitely plan on getting these seeds and using as few as possible in each pot (strawberry seeds are tiny, I'll aim for 3-5, but if I get 10 or so there are so many that it won't be a disaster)!


5 out of 5 stars going strong so far   October 12, 2009
Silea (Portland, OR)
4 out of 6 found this review helpful

I had a germination rate of about 66% with these seeds. The packet comes with ~250, so you can afford that relatively low rate without much annoyance.

My seedlings are thriving so far, but they're growing indoors, so i'm not sure if they'll ever fruit.



5 out of 5 stars 100% germination rate so far   April 1, 2010
J.Wixon (PA United States)
I have 2 aerogardens I am using to cultivate these beautiful berry plants. Germination took place between 3-10 days in the Aerogarden and the plants are doing very well. The nicest one so far I planted in an Aerogarden 3 at the end of January. It has since been transplanted to soil and is about 8 inches tall, 4 inches wide at the base with large, healthy leaves which spread out over a foot in diameter and it has produced one blossom already. There are 5 others I planted just last week and they are all sprouted, the biggest one being about 1 inch tall already with 2 sets of leaves. In all I have 9 plants from this seed packet and am pleased. They seem hardy enough and have been happy with just the regular herb aerogarden nutrients. One has even bounced back from having its roots torn during transplantation from my AG6 to the 3.


5 out of 5 stars Going strong   April 24, 2010
The Tiki (Washington)
After receiving these seeds I planted 10 seeds indoors in a potting soil mix, not seed starting. 4 seeds germinated in 2-3 weeks but after thinning I only have 2. They are doing very well and are growing their second set of true leaves in a window sill.

Unfortunately after moving the germinated ones my cats decided the heating pad was a comfortable place to lay. The remaining had to be discarded when they were discovered. I have planted more seeds in alternative pot styles and I'm trying a "Flat" and several little pots.



1 out of 5 stars Barely sprouted   March 26, 2010
H. J. Alhamley
I planted a couple of envelopes outdoors, only two seeds sprouted and are now struggling to survive.

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