Strawberry - Flavorfest
Bundle of 25 | Crowns
June-bearing, fruits are an attractive bright red color with an excellent flavor profile. Berries are large and hold their size through the season. Very vigorous plant and disease resistant. June-bearing varieties flourish in the spring and produce one crop lasting about 2-4 weeks. They are planted the first year and produce a full crop the second year. If properly cared for, can be productive for 3-7 years.
Bundle of 25 | Crowns
June-bearing, fruits are an attractive bright red color with an excellent flavor profile. Berries are large and hold their size through the season. Very vigorous plant and disease resistant. June-bearing varieties flourish in the spring and produce one crop lasting about 2-4 weeks. They are planted the first year and produce a full crop the second year. If properly cared for, can be productive for 3-7 years.
Bundle of 25 | Crowns
June-bearing, fruits are an attractive bright red color with an excellent flavor profile. Berries are large and hold their size through the season. Very vigorous plant and disease resistant. June-bearing varieties flourish in the spring and produce one crop lasting about 2-4 weeks. They are planted the first year and produce a full crop the second year. If properly cared for, can be productive for 3-7 years.
Strawberries can be grown in most soil types; however, a good well-drained loam soil will consistently produce a better crop. Select an area that will receive full sun most of the day. Avoid shaded areas and any place where water will stand after a rain as standing water can greatly increase frosts. Do not grow strawberries for five or more consecutive years on the same site without some type of crop rotation. Do not plant strawberries in areas where tomatoes, potatoes, peppers or eggplant have been grown within the past for years. These vegetables carry the root rot fungus Verticillium, which also attacks strawberries. In addition, do not plant strawberries into recently plowed grass sod areas which can lead to devastating weed problems and damage by white grubs, a common turf pest the feeds on strawberry roots.