Quick Facts
Resembling a strawberry plant with trailing, rooting stems and three-leaflet foliage, Indian mock strawberry differs with yellow (not white) flowers and red, edible but flavorless fruits held above the leaves. Best used among open shrubs or small trees—it can invade well-watered beds. Mow plantings in early spring to tidy. Space 1 to 1½ feet apart.
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