As an avid horticulturalist I can assure you that I've seen strawberry trees advertised for sale in a few of those seasonal guides. Now they might be simply pruned tall bushes but who is mincing words?
What would be the “this,” in that case? Just wondering—but, yeah, generally, those things stick there like a little “This person is evil! Never listen again” label.
there is a tree called the strawberry tree, Arbutus unedo, but the fruit does not look like strawberries and I don't think they are edible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbutus_unedo Here is a pic
I'll bet those killjoys would try to fact-check my brick stretcher.
As an avid horticulturalist I can assure you that I've seen strawberry trees advertised for sale in a few of those seasonal guides. Now they might be simply pruned tall bushes but who is mincing words?
strawberry guava tree …
https://gardenersmag.com/strawberry-guava/
ah these don't look like straberries either, but they are probably edible
they are tasty
They look like baby pomegranate. 🥰
Community Notes once served a viable purpose, but over the past few months it has oft resembled a raging dumpster fire 🤦🏻
That is sort of bizarre for her to pretend to be picking a strawberry off a tree. In this case, I'll say the fact-checkers weren't off-base.
There is however undue generalization from «the situation in this particular photo couldn’t happen» to «this can never happen».
What would be the “this,” in that case? Just wondering—but, yeah, generally, those things stick there like a little “This person is evil! Never listen again” label.
«someone picking a strawberry growing in a tree 4 ft from the ground»
I have wandered out of my depth, lol. Which ironically is the clarion call of the fact-checker.
A case where the factcheckers are actually correct.
Yeah, it often doesn’t happen! And it was helpful, too, because you might not think about it.
there is a tree called the strawberry tree, Arbutus unedo, but the fruit does not look like strawberries and I don't think they are edible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbutus_unedo Here is a pic
They are edible
I’ve eaten them many times. The Irish strawberry tree
Rats are close to the ground. To rats, a strawberry plant could be treelike.
Strawberry trees forever.
Arbutus Enedo bitches
Strawberry Lightening
https://images.app.goo.gl/Mdw62XPHcAGWuGTx5