Strawberry Plants Plants For Sale In Aurora

Low-maintenance and productive — a sure thing. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Ripens in June. This variety is disease-resistant to verticillium wilt, leaf spot, and leaf scorch, and very vigorous.

Plant 12-15 inches apart in all directions. Pinch off blossoms of everbearing varieties until July 1st. Dig in 1/4 cup complete fertilizer per plant. Cutting edge in the strawberry fields, Flavorfest is the all-around winner for flavor, yield, disease...

Mold, mildew, root rot and verticilium wilt. Keep moist with a mister. Root weevils, aphids, and slugs. Produce berries consistently from late spring through fall. Rotate every 3-4 years with new plants, Greencure Overall Rating:.

Shining taste and appearance. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Ripens in late June. Medium-sized fruit has outstanding flavor whether they're enjoyed fresh, frozen, or in preserves.

Distinct appearance and tropical taste. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Partially self-pollinating. Small- to medium-sized white strawberries are aromatic and flavorful, with a taste similar to pineapple.

Set plants with the roots straight down into the soil, making sure the middle of the crown is level with the top of the soil. These decorative little plants produce delicious, aromatic red strawberries, about twice the size of wild berries but much smaller...

Mold, mildew, root rot and verticilium wilt. Pretty enough for placement in flowerbeds, containers, and hanging baskets, this delightful ornamental edible offers a sumptuous feast of berries after its floral exhibition.

These early midseason June-bearing strawberries are a good choice for fresh pickings of homegrown, bright red, flavorful fruit. Firm, large and beautifully shaped, these berries are especially appealing in fresh fruit trays.

The result is a plant that bears a smaller pale pink berry that has a unique pineapple flavor to it. Strawberries that taste like pineapples! White Carolina is a naturally hybridized selection from crossing two different strawberry species.

Do not renovate day-neutral varieties.Encourage the plant to put its energy into becoming established by removing all the flower buds for the first 6 weeks after setting out your plants.

Exceptional strawberry combines plentiful deliciously sweet, ruby-red fruits; ornamental beauty; an early commotion of large, showy, deep-red flowers—and, of course, an outsize berry harvest.

Developed by USDA and University of Nebraska, crossing wild Rocky Mountain strawberries with garden varieties to combine the rare aromatic flavor of wild strawberries with the large size, heavy fruiting and everbearing habit of the domestic varieties.

Vigorous and adaptable. May be covered by U.S.P.P. #16571 or other patents.The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates. Ideal for fresh eating and also freezes well.

A hardy, consistent producer. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Self-pollinating. This vigorous plant bears crops reliably, with good runner production.

Plants are well-adapted to southern gardens, vigorous and highly productive. Exceptionally sweet berries are medium-sized, deep red and very flavorful. Plants are also lovely grown in containers and edible landscapes.

Both of these varieties are naturally resistant to common strawberry plant diseases, which means you can take pleasure in growing organic strawberries with ease. Simple and scrumptious.

One of the most popular, best-tasting strawberries. Disease-resistant to red stele and verticillium wilt. Ripens in June. It is used extensively by commercial “pick your own” operations because of the fruit's classic look and taste.

Thrives in heat and humidity! Bred especially for areas with long, hot summers as it tolerates temperatures over 100 degrees, and still produces exceptional fruit! Large berries are firm, bright red, and extremely sweet and flavorful.

This Everbearring Strawberry Collection includes 25 each of the following berry plants: Ozark Beauty Ft. Laramie Quinault 75 plants total!

Developed at the University of Maryland, this prolific variety has become a favorite among commercial and backyard growers alike. Ripens in spring and continues to fruit into fall.

You'll harvest your first berries this very summer! And what berries -- HUGE, bright, scarlet-red berries with pink to scarlet color right to the core. Makes your mouth water just to smell their heavenly aromatic fragrance, and your taste buds tingle...

Jewel is an exceptional strawberry. It is widely adapted, hardy and consistently produces very good yields. They are great eaten fresh and freeze well, and they resist rotting in storage.

In addition to keeping weeds at bay, this everbearer produces wave after wave of sweet, delicious, scarlet-red strawberries. In our test plots, this is one of the hardiest, most vigorous, heaviest-producing everbearing strawberries.

Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range...

(Jackpot tansy) Sensational variety from England. Soft downy woolly-grey leaves are soon overwhelmed by a shroud of white flowers -- so much so that you almost cannot see the leaves.

This is a super dwarf variety from Spain. The jet-black fruits are small but they are considered by many to be the best tasting fig available. Even when grown in pots, it is very productive.

Named after Wyldewood Cellars Winery, a leading elderberry winery in Mulvane, Kansas. Berries are medium to large. (Elderberry) First variety released in 2010 by the Elderberry Improvement Project in Missouri.