Re: Heirloom Strawberry Source

**N* S* <N*@PlantSoup.Com>**

Katie, I am curious what you consider to be heirloom.  Seems we all assume you mean alpine strawberries but i'm wondering if you are thinking of old hybrid strawberries rather than the alpine types.

Nan

On Jan 16, 2012, at 6:53 AM, Katie Elzer-Peters wrote:

> Does anyone know where you can get heirloom strawberries? I've done some
> looking, but I'm not seeing ANYTHING. Wondered if somebody had a secret!
> 
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