*Potentilla indica* (mock strawberry), not *Fragaria*.
Sea_Mango_8530
Wild strawberries. If they’re in a safe place away from poison sprays I’d be inhaling them. They are so yummy when you’re out hiking
Thorsburg216
Snake berries
pbrkindaguy69
Annoying
MythOfLaur
Virgina strawberries, native to north America. The French took these and mixed it with another berry and made today’s strawberry.
Objective_Ad_1513
Wild strawberries
Excellent-Practice
False strawberries. They aren’t poisonous, just disappointing. They don’t really taste like anything
sleeanns
Mock strawberries! I had these growing invasive at a house I rented in college. It seemed like a previous owner had planted them as an ornamental plant and they just got so out of control.
You can tell the are mock and not wild because:
1) the blossoms are yellow (not white)
2) the leaf edges are more scalloped than zigzagged
3) the seeds are more protruding in these kind of sac shape
_MunecaBravaLola_
Sunytsia
DizzyFly9339
Mock strawberries. Perfectly safe to eat but utterly tasteless
Zoethor2
Mmm, cardboard strawberries.
Khazhadar
Wild strawberries
MEandJV
Wild strawberries and you can grow regular ones with them and eat these as well
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[Wild strawberries](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragaria_vesca)
Wild berries
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They look like my strawberries, but wild
*Potentilla indica* (mock strawberry), not *Fragaria*.
Wild strawberries. If they’re in a safe place away from poison sprays I’d be inhaling them. They are so yummy when you’re out hiking
Snake berries
Annoying
Virgina strawberries, native to north America. The French took these and mixed it with another berry and made today’s strawberry.
Wild strawberries
False strawberries. They aren’t poisonous, just disappointing. They don’t really taste like anything
Mock strawberries! I had these growing invasive at a house I rented in college. It seemed like a previous owner had planted them as an ornamental plant and they just got so out of control.
You can tell the are mock and not wild because:
1) the blossoms are yellow (not white)
2) the leaf edges are more scalloped than zigzagged
3) the seeds are more protruding in these kind of sac shape
Sunytsia
Mock strawberries. Perfectly safe to eat but utterly tasteless
Mmm, cardboard strawberries.
Wild strawberries
Wild strawberries and you can grow regular ones with them and eat these as well
False strawberries 🙁