A giant strawberry on the menu

Agate presents its current favorite.
Within our collections, numerous illustrations or photographs deserve to be exhibited for their aesthetic quality or originality.Today, for the pleasure of gourmets, the enormous volume, abundance, and fragrant flavor of the mammoth strawberry.

 

Mammouth strawberry plant (Van Houtte, 1849).

Source of illustration: Van Houtte, M. L. et al. (1849). Flore des serres et des jardins de l'Europe (in French), Flora of the Greenhouses and Gardens of Europe, volume V.

This work, published in German, French and English, contains descriptions and figures of the rarest and most deserving plants newly introduced to mainland Europe and England, taken from Botanical magazine, Botanical register and Paxton's magazine of botany. It is enriched with historical, scientific, etymological, synonymic and horticultural notes, etc.

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