Ogallala Everbearing Strawberries

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Hardy native to the Rockies but adaptable to all strawberry growing areas. Even low temperatures and dry conditions don't stop it from setting big, early crops of sweet dark red fruit. Sends out quite a few runners for an everbearer. Self pollinating. Zones: 3-8.

Strawberries announce the arrival of summer, bearing juicy red fruits loaded with sweet flavor. They’re among the most versatile fruits you can grow, too-use them in pies, on shortcakes, in jams and jellies, or simply pluck them from the garden and enjoy! Any surplus is easy to freeze, too.

Zones: 3 - 8 (-30° F.) Height: 8-10 inches Spacing: 12-24 inches Depth: set with crowns just below soil level Spread: 8-12 inches Sun/Shade: full sun Pollinator: self-pollinating Yield: 1-2 pints Color: White Foliage: rich green Blooms: May-August Fruit: Large, plump fruit; solid red throughout

Comments: Everbearing. Firm flesh. Combines wild strawberry flavor with large size. Heavy fruiting. Good for areas with less than ideal soils. Limit new runners to 4-5 per plant. Exceptionally hardy and resists drought. Mulch after the ground freezes in the fall. Especially good from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains. GROWING TIPS: MIX FERTILIZER IN SOIL WHEN PLANTING (5-10-5), NO ADDITIONAL FERTILIZER IS NEEDED THE REST OF THE YEAR. PULL WEEDS AS THEY DEVELOP & KEEP SOIL MOIST. MULCH BETWEEN ROWS TO REDUCE WEEDS & TO HOLD MOISTURE IN THE SOIL. COVER BED W/ 6 INCHES OF MULCH IN LATE FALL AFTER SEVERAL HARD FROSTS. RAKE THE MULCH OFF THE PLANTS WHEN THEY TURN GREEN IN SPRING BUT DON'T REMOVE IT COMPLETELY, LEAVE SOME BETWEEN ROWS OVER THE SUMMER. Shipping: View Shipping Schedule Ogallala Everbearing Strawberries  Ships In The Spring Unable to ship to: AE AK GU HI PR

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Hardy native to the Rockies but adaptable to all strawberry growing areas. Even low temperatures and dry conditions don't stop it from setting big, early crops of sweet dark red fruit. Sends out quite a few runners for an everbearer. Self pollinating. Zones: 3-8.

Strawberries announce the arrival of summer, bearing juicy red fruits loaded with sweet flavor. They’re among the most versatile fruits you can grow, too-use them in pies, on shortcakes, in jams and jellies, or simply pluck them from the garden and enjoy! Any surplus is easy to freeze, too.