Wild strawberries. As far as I know there are no wild strawberries that are poisonous. There are two types, wild strawberries that resemble normal strawberries but smaller, which taste delicious, and mock strawberries, which taste like water but are also safe to eat. Mock strawberries can be recognized as growing upward and having protruding red seeds.
Yeah, I was pretty surprised to learn it, as I also thought they were toxic from a young age. My friends and family were also surprised when I told them. I’d rather not say my country.
Yeah, I was pretty surprised to learn it, as I also thought they were toxic from a young age. My friends and family were also surprised when I told them. I’d rather not say my country.
Wild strawberries. As far as I know there are no wild strawberries that are poisonous. There are two types, wild strawberries that resemble normal strawberries but smaller, which taste delicious, and mock strawberries, which taste like water but are also safe to eat. Mock strawberries can be recognized as growing upward and having protruding red seeds.
Yeah, I was pretty surprised to learn it, as I also thought they were toxic from a young age. My friends and family were also surprised when I told them. I’d rather not say my country.
Someone really thinks that? Which country?
Yeah, I was pretty surprised to learn it, as I also thought they were toxic from a young age. My friends and family were also surprised when I told them. I’d rather not say my country.
Didn’t know people thought this. Anyway they’re definitely missing out because wild strawberries are great, much better than other strawberries imo
Depending on where you live, you should be aware of the fox tapeworm. It’s really, really nasty for humans and can be fatal.
Absolutely terrifying read.
fr, I’m living in a bubble for the rest of my life.
Now I know why they say to not pick wild plants if a dog could have potentially peed on them, next to being disgusting of course.
The words “wild strawberries” never fail to bring to mind this Shel Silverstein poem: