The plants have continued to grow and are crowding out the grass. How can I get rid of them? — Helen, Indianapolis. Dear Reader: You are not the first person to be fooled by the mock strawberry, ...

Whatever humor this little plant might have must be truly tasteless. Well, its fruits are tasteless, anyway. The fruits of the “Indian strawberry,” "Mock strawberry," Potentillaindica, are ...

A. Wild strawberry or Indian mock strawberry (Duchesnea indica), a member of the rose family, is a perennial with three leaflets, yellow flowers and red, spongy fruit that's not poisonous — or ...

The plant goes by the name “mock strawberry” or “false strawberry.” It was originally introduced from Europe as an ornamental plant that escaped and became naturalized in many places, ...