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Strawberry plants are easy to grow and all they require is a sunny, sheltered spot. Plants can be spaced 30cm (12in) apart in the open ground. Alternatively they can be grown in growbags (10 plants per bag) or containers. Our hand graded ‘frozen’ (cold-stored) strawberry plants are raised under the PHPS scheme and are guaranteed to be free from pests and diseases. The advantage of ‘frozen’ plants is that they produce fruit the first summer followed by bumper crops for the next 2-3 years. Provided they are planted outside by the end of July, they will crop just 60 days after planting.
A very early variety producing very attractive, medium-large, glossy, bright red berries with a wonderful sweet aromatic flavour. Heavy cropping. The plants have good disease resistance when grown outdoors.
Season: early Summer (June - early July).
This heavy yielding mid-season variety produces medium sized, glossy red berries that have a superb flavour. The fruits have a high sugar to acid ratio and are richly aromatic. The plants are vigorous and have good disease resistance.
Season: mid Summer (mid June - late July).
(Restrictions apply. Please see website for full details.)
This story was published on: 07/04/2023
Image attribution: Chris Bradley
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