Delights of Wild Strawberries
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- May 5
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Wild strawberries, scientifically known as Fragaria Vesca, are a hidden gem of the natural world. For many, these small berries are a reminder of precious childhood memories and a sense of nostalgia.
Typically, Wild Strawberries grow near meadows, young woodlands, hillsides, or even along trails and roads, making them harder to find daily. Although they are known as Wild Strawberries, these berries can be cultivated while maintaining authentic flavour as those grown naturally.
This year, we cultivated Wild Strawberries on our farm as part of our commitment to forest conservation and sustainability. By growing these berries locally, we aim to reduce the pressure on natural forests, making wild strawberries more accessible to consumers while preserving the natural habitat.

Specification

Plant description
The wild strawberry is a herb and comes from Rosacea plant family. It has bright green leaves composed of three leaflets with toothed edges and a hairy surface. In the spring, the plant produces small, white flowers with five rounded petals and a yellow center.
Appearance
The wild strawberry produces miniature versions of highly popular and much-loved commercially produced strawberries. Wild Strawberries are small and tiny, typically about the size of a pea or slightly larger. Usually rounder or more oval in shape. You can’t forget their vibrant red colour!
Taste
Wild Strawberries differ from usual strawberries by their unique and unforgettable taste. These tiny berries are sweeter but with a slight hint of tartness.
Nutrition

Although wild strawberries are small in size, they are highly nutritious and beneficial for our health.
These small berries have high vitamin C compounds, are a great source of potassium and other minerals, and are packed with natural antioxidants.
Health benefits:
Low in sugar. Compared to other fruits, wild strawberries are relatively low in sugar, which can help regulate normal blood sugar levels.
Supports the immune system. High vitamin C content in Wild Strawberries boosts the immune system and helps your body fight infections and viruses.
High in fiber. Wild Strawberries are a great source of digestive fiber, which can help improve the function of the digestive system.
Rich in antioxidants. These tiny berries are bursting with antioxidants like vitamin C and flavonoids, which can help naturally reduce inflammation and improve skin health.
Rich in essential minerals. Wild Strawberries are an excellent source of essential minerals such as potassium, iron.
ADEX LT Wild Strawberries
On our farm, we grow only the highest quality wild strawberries. Each berry is gently picked by hand and carefully processed to preserve its delicate texture and vibrant taste.