Duchesnea indica Indian Strawberry, Mock Strawberry, Barren Strawberry Japan to Asia Groundcover - can become invasive 2 inches Yellow flowers with 15 or more pistils followed by red, non-edible red fruit. A related plant, Waldsteinia, has 2-5 pistils and smaller fruit.   Similar to the common strawberry, but with smaller leaves.     'Old Spice' - fragrant cultivar

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