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15 minutes ago, sime42 said:

It's a great year for strawberries by all accounts. Those wild ones have a lovely flavour if you can be bothered to pick them. 

 

 

Are they wild or feral?

 

I ate a truly wild one last week and could barely taste any flavour, I thought they were a different species from the ones you grow.

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23 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

Are they wild or feral?

 

I ate a truly wild one last week and could barely taste any flavour, I thought they were a different species from the ones you grow.

 

I'm not sure about Squaredy's, but wild ones do exist. 

 

I'm not much versed in botanical classification, but I think you're right, cultivated strawberries are a different species, same genus. 

 

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I guess the one you tried wasn't ripe enough. I've noticed that there can be a marked difference in flavour between two similar looking fruit. Like they save all their sweetness until the very last minute. 

 

Some interesting botany going on with them. 

 

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