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Alpine Alexandria Strawberry Variety Info And Grow Guide

Modified: Sep 5, 2022 by Mr. Strawberry · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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Alpine Alexandria Strawberry Variety Info And Grow Guide pinterest image.
Alpine Alexandria Strawberry Variety Info And Grow Guide pinterest image.

A popular alpine variety, Alexandria produces delicious deep red, bite sized berries. Plants are decorative and easy to grow. They won’t send out runners making this variety perfect for rock gardens, along walkways and in containers like hanging baskets and window boxes. They will produce in the first fall or the second spring.

Alpine alexandria strawberry plant with ripe fruits.
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  • Introduction
  • History
  • Where to Grow
  • Growing Conditions
  • Disease Resistance
  • Notable Features
  • Growing Tips
  • Where to Buy
  • Best Uses

Introduction

Hardiness ZoneZones 5-8
ExposureFull Sun
HarvestMidsummer through October
SoilIdeal pH 6.5 – 6.8, well-drained loam
WaterWater regularly
MaintenanceIncorporate organic material into beds or containers
Plant TypeDay-neutral
Berry FlavorVery sweet
Berry SizeSmall

History

RIpe fruits of alpine alexandria strawberry on plant.
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A wild, woodland strawberry native to Europe.

Where to Grow

Alexandria can be grown in zones 5-8. It’s less cold hardy and heat tolerant than other alpine varieties. Provide afternoon shade in hot regions and mulch well when overwintering in cold climates.

Growing Conditions

Grow Alexandria in full sun. During hot summers, plants will benefit from shade or some cover. Plant in well-drained soil that is rich in organic material. Work in compost in the spring and the fall. Add a light layer of mulch around the mounds to keep down weeds and help retain moisture. Water well when plants are getting established and during hot periods in the summer.

Disease Resistance

Like most alpine varieties, Alexandria has strong resistance to most diseases.

Notable Features

Hand holding two ripe alpine alexandria strawberries..
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Excellent flavor packed into tiny berries. Flowers are edible and lend a gentle strawberry flavor to salads, drinks and desserts. A favorite of kids to pick and eat. Berries are longer than they are wide. Alexandria strawberries are high in vitamin C and antioxidants, with many medicinal applications.

Growing Tips

Alexandria grows 8-10 inches (20-25 cm) tall and will spread 14-18 (35-45 cm) inches wide. They will grow into small mounds, divide the crowns to start new plants. Remove old foliage after the plants have finished fruiting.

Where to Buy

Plants:

  • Burpee – Alpine Alexandria Strawberry Plant
  • Etsy –  Alpine Strawberry Bare Root Plants
  • The Grower Exchange – Alpine Alexandria Plant

Seeds:

  • Etsy – Alexandria Alpine Strawberry Organic Rare Seed
  • Johnny’s Seeds – Alexandria Alpine Seeds
  • Rare Seeds – Alexandria Alpinne Seeds

Best Uses

Alexandria berries are delicious when eaten fresh. They can also be made into jams, jellies, syrups, desserts, teas and cold drinks

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