The name translates from Dutch as 'blooming monthly' and refers to a small-fruited form, rather than a breeding cultivar of garden strawberry. The plant belongs to the species Fragaria vesca and has historically been grown in gardens due to its ability to fruit continuously.
This plant type is characterized by thin flower stalks and small berries. Biologically, this plant differs significantly from large-fruited garden strawberry and is often identified as alpine strawberry.
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