If you like strawberries and want to grow them in your garden, you don't have to pick the most common variety - there is so much more to explore!
There are numerous strawberry varieties, and while many of them share common characteristics, some stand out as unusual due to their distinctive features, flavors, or growing habits.
Here are a few of the most unusual strawberry varieties.
Pineberry
The pineberry is an eye-catching strawberry variety with a unique appearance.
Unlike traditional red strawberries, pineberries are white with red seeds, resembling tiny, white pine cones.
They also have a pineapple-like flavor, which contributes to their name. Pineberries are a result of crossbreeding between different strawberry species.
Bubbleberry
This strawberry variety is known for its strong bubblegum flavor and aroma, which sets it apart from typical strawberry cultivars.
Bubbleberries are popular among gardeners and fruit enthusiasts who enjoy exploring different flavors.
White Carolina
White Carolina is a type of strawberry that has a creamy white color and a sweet, vanilla-like flavor.
Its appearance and taste make it quite distinct from the usual red strawberries.
Mignonette
Mignonette strawberries are small and elongated, with a unique, distinct flavor reminiscent of wild strawberries.
They are prized for their intense sweetness and aromatic qualities.
Alpine Strawberries
Alpine strawberries are smaller, more delicate, and often have a white or pale yellow color.
Alpine strawberries have a rich, wild strawberry flavor and are popular for their ornamental value as well.
