Strawberry Plant Collection

Plougastel-Daoulas, La Cueillette des Fraises (colour photo)
8653053 Plougastel-Daoulas, La Cueillette des Fraises (colour photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Plougastel-Daoulas, La Cueillette des Fraises)

Shoulder-strap, Shower-bath, Side-saddle, Silhouette, Skeleton, Somerset, Spectacles, Steam-boiler, Stickle-back
8650101 Shoulder-strap, Shower-bath, Side-saddle, Silhouette, Skeleton, Somerset, Spectacles, Steam-boiler, Stickle-back, Stone-cutter, Strawberry, Studio (engraving) by German School

Trade's Cake Book: Decorated Gateaux, Strawberry, White, Gateau with Fruit Sprays, Walnut (coloured photo)
8674415 Trade's Cake Book: Decorated Gateaux, Strawberry, White, Gateau with Fruit Sprays, Walnut (coloured photo) by English Photographer

Capital letters Plate in "Picturesque alphabet or New informative and picturesque alphabet", 1892 (engraving)
DUV4220185 Capital letters Plate in "Picturesque alphabet or New informative and picturesque alphabet", 1892 (engraving); 27x17.5 cm; (add.info)

Black Prince Strawberry Plant, grown by Mr. Cuthill, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Black Prince Strawberry Plant, grown by Mr. Cuthill, 1850. For this prolific and early kind of strawberry, Mr. Cuthill, of Camberwell

Strawberry merchant. Buy strawberries!, around 1819 (print)
8600298 Strawberry merchant. Buy strawberries!, around 1819 (print) by French School, (19th century); 42.5x32.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: in "The small street trades)

Flowers in a Glass Vase, c.1670 (oil on canvas mounted on oak))
BAL99456 Flowers in a Glass Vase, c.1670 (oil on canvas mounted on oak)) by Walscapelle, Jacob van (1644-1727); 59.8x47.5 cm; National Gallery, London, UK; (add.info.: by Jacob van Walscapelle)

Wild Strawberries, Bluebells and a Hedge Bindweed on a Bank (oil on panel)
7076634 Wild Strawberries, Bluebells and a Hedge Bindweed on a Bank (oil on panel) by Thomsen, Emma (1822-97); 20.3x25.4 cm; Private Collection

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Fraise; Strawberry; Erdbeere (engraving)
7196077 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Fraise; Strawberry; Erdbeere (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fraise; Strawberry; Erdbeere)

Herberts strawberry bed (engraving)
7192769 Herberts strawberry bed (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Herberts strawberry bed)

Ms 927 Fol. 426 Presentation of The Economics, from Ethics
XIR165166 Ms 927 Fol.426 Presentation of The Economics, from Ethics, Politics and Economics by Aristotle (384-322 BC) (vellum) (for detail see also 165171) by French School

Child watering strawberry plants

Illustration of strawberry plant with roots

Three red ripe strawberries on stems, close-up

Three compostable plant pots and three strawberry seedlings on wooden table

Placing straw under strawberry plant

Laying a strawberry mat around crowns of plants to protect developing fruits, close-up

Removing rooted runner of strawberry plant after severing it from parent plant

Hands tucking straw under strawberry plant, close-up

A strawberry plant in a flower pot, and a person transplanting a plantlet into smaller flower pot

Pinching out flowers on strawberry plant, close-up

Planting strawberry plants in hanging basket

Lettuces and strawberries under chicken wire, rhubarb in foreground

Hand holding cloche above strawberry plant

Strawberry plug

Three ripe red strawberries, and leaves, close-up

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"Exploring the Enchanting World of the Strawberry Plant" Delve into the captivating realm of the strawberry plant, where wild strawberries, bluebells, and hedge bindweed intertwine on a picturesque bank. In an oil painting titled "Wild Strawberries, Bluebells and a Hedge Bindweed on a Bank, " nature's beauty is immortalized on panel. Le Vocabulaire Illustre showcases engravings that depict the essence of this delightful fruit - from its French name "Fraise" to its English translation "Strawberry" and German counterpart "Erdbeere. " These illustrations bring to life the vibrant colors and lusciousness associated with strawberries. Herbert's strawberry bed engraving takes us back in time as we witness meticulous cultivation techniques employed by gardeners. The attention given to nurturing these plants is evident in Ms 927 Fol. 426 Presentation of The Economics from Ethics, which highlights their economic significance. An illustration showcasing a strawberry plant with roots reminds us of its humble beginnings underground before it bears succulent fruits above ground. Close-up shots capture three red ripe strawberries still attached to their stems, tempting our taste buds with their juicy allure. Witnessing a child watering strawberry plants evokes feelings of innocence and joy as they partake in nature's wonders. On a wooden table lie three compostable plant pots housing young strawberry seedlings - symbols of growth and potential for future harvests. The importance of protection becomes apparent when we see straw being placed under each strawberry plant or mats carefully laid around crowns to shield developing fruits. This close-up view emphasizes how every detail matters when ensuring bountiful yields. Gardening enthusiasts will appreciate observing skilled hands removing rooted runners after severing them from parent plants – an essential step for maintaining healthy crops year after year. And finally, witnessing hands gently tucking straw under each individual plant reinforces our understanding that nurturing these delicate beings requires dedication and care.