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Fragaria ‘Red Ruby’ Ornamental strawberry Some strawberry or strawberry-like species | |||
Waldsteinia fragarioides |
Duchesnea indica |
You are here Fragaria ‘Red Ruby’ |
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| Plant | Mat-forming, 3–8″ (7.6–20 cm) tall, producing dense colonies. | Plants are 2–5″ (5–12 cm) high. | About 5″ (12 cm) high and 1–2′ (30–60 cm) around. |
| Leaves | Near the base of the plant, and three-lobed, like strawberries, with rounded teeth and shallow lobes. Each leaflet is narrow at the base, widening to rounded ends. | Leaves are in groups of three, dark green, heavily veined beneath, with rounded teeth. They are oval to elliptic, ¾–3″ (1.9–7.6 cm) × ¼–1½″ (8.5–38 mm), and hairy. | Dark green, in groups of three, glossy. |
| Flowers | Yellow, on a leafless stalk, with five rounded petals, about ¼″ (8.3 mm) around, in clusters. | Flowers are yellow, with five petals, about ½–¾″ (1.3–1.9 cm) in diameter. They flower from April to August. | Deep pink, about ¼–¾″ (8.3–19 mm) in diameter, with five petals. |
| Fruit | Seed heads made up of 2-6 dry achenes (seeds). | Red berries are ¼–½″ (6.3–12 mm) in diameter, more spherical than strawberry-like in shape. The seedlike achenes on the berry are prominently raised, making the fruit resemble a tiny land mine. | Occasionally produces fruit. |
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| Habitats | Pine forests, clearings | Sun to light shade; well-drained soil | |


Fragaria ‘Red Ruby’ description by Thomas H. Kent, not updated.
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