Mock Strawberry (Duchesnea indica) Seeds

Bring a touch of magic to your fairy garden with these Mock Strawberry seeds (Duchesnea indica). Often mistaken for wild strawberries, these charming little plants produce bright yellow buttercup flowers and ruby-red, textured fruits that look like candy. While the berries aren’t tasty, they’re safe, non-toxic, and oh-so-whimsical. Great for for fairies to prank others with! This low-growing perennial makes the perfect fairy garden carpet, path border, or shade-loving ground cover. It’s pet-friendly, pollinator-friendly, and thrives where others won’t, plus, it spreads like a dream once it’s happy.
 
Quick Facts:
Quantity: 25 Seeds
Botanical name: Duchesnea indica
Type: Perennial ground cover
Light: Partial shade to full sun
Soil: Moist, well-drained
Bloom: Yellow flowers, red berries
Pet Safe: Yes
Edibility: Non-toxic, but not flavorful
Origin: Hand-collected, backyard grown
 
How to Grow:
Sow seeds on moist soil after last frost.
Press gently don’t bury.
Keep warm (60 - 75°F) and lightly misted.
Germinates in 7 - 21 days.
Thin seedlings to 6 - 12 inches apart.
Perfect for whimsical gardeners, fairy garden lovers, pet owners, and wild yard dreamers.
 
Why You'll Love It:
Looks like a strawberry, acts like a ground-hugging charm
Safe for curious pets and tiny hands
Ideal for shady spots and pathways
Comes in a beautifully illustrated seed packet
 
Packaging:
Seeds are sealed in a breathable mesh bag inside a mylar pouch with natural rice for moisture control, no desiccants or chemicals.
 
Includes:
Illustrated envelope, planting instructions, and a cozy thank-you slip.
About 25 seeds.
 
Shipping:
Ships within 1 - 3 business days. I hand pack and collect every seed! 
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Have a question or want to show off your plants? Feel free to message or tag me (#morrachi) I’d love to see your garden grow! 🌱
Please check your local regulations before planting. Some plants may behave aggressively or be restricted in certain climates or ecosystems.