Hi everyone, I'd like to plant some waldsteinia as a ground cover with hydrangea serrata in a part sun/part shade bed beneath an ornamental tree. I've seen both waldsteinia ternata and fragarioides, but they look different in different pictures and I can't really tell the difference between them. Some pictures show a fuller, buttercup like flower, in others the petals are narrower. Is one the fuller flower and the other the narrower? Can anyone describe the differences between them? I would prefer the fuller flower type. Are there other characteristics that might make one better than the other (better foliage, faster spreading but not invasive, etc.)?
In the pictures below, the first is labeled fragarioides and has the star-shaped flowers. The second is also labeled fragarioides but has the more rounded flowers. The third is labeled ternata. Is the one in the middle really ternata mislabeled as fragarioides? TIA!
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