Basicaly no tendrils or vines come from strawberry plants they are usually small plants . that stay close to the ground . plants that have vines use them to get more sun or to spread further which may include putting down more roots in other places so as to get more water . read more
As a laymans explanation.. climbers need tendrils to catch on to any support.. strawberry plants do not have such tendrils.. also they propagate from shoots drooping down to the soil.. hence no requirement of climbing.. this is my observation.. not scientific.. read more
Climbers and creepers are plants that have weak stems. They musthave support in order to grow erect. They are both often used fordecorating, or greening, facades. read more
Since you’re getting six plants there’s a chance you might be able to get a deal. The Climbing Strawberry Plant would be good if it can grow back every year and produce strawberries every season, but there’s no evidence to be found that it actually does this, so we’re giving it our Risky Try rating. read more