Amarin

CultivarFragaria ananassa 'Amarin'

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Strawberry (the species)
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Fact sheet

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Typeperennial

from Fragaria · “Wild strawberry is a rare perennial wildflower” — Wild strawberry - Florida Wildflower Foundation

Lightfull sun

from Strawberry · “The plants need several hours of full sun every day” — What Are Strawberries?

Hardiness zonesZones 8A–9A

from Fragaria · “Hardiness: Zones 8A–9A” — Wild strawberry - Florida Wildflower Foundation

PropagationCuttings, division, occasionally by seed

from Fragaria · “Propagation: Cuttings, division, occasionally by seed” — Wild strawberry - Florida Wildflower Foundation

Ready whenbright red and ½–¾ inch in diameter at the widest point

from Fragaria · “Mature fruits are bright red and ½–¾ inch in diameter at the widest point” — Wild strawberry - Florida Wildflower Foundation

Edible partssliced fresh strawberries

from Strawberry · “These strawberry crepes are delicious and have a rich and creamy filling with lots of sliced fresh strawberries.” — 30 Strawberry Recipes To Make While They're at Their Peak

Amarin hasn't been researched on its own yet; these facts are for the species as a whole.

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