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![]() Gurney's® Whopper Junebearing StrawberryEye-Popping Fruit Size
(34 customer reviews)Possibly the biggest strawberry of all! Juicy fruit can be as big as peaches! A prolific, finely flavored Junebearer. Zones 5-10. This item ships only in the spring. If our spring shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following spring. Product Details
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![]() Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating - Friday, October 21, 2011Gallons of Berries Reviewed By: Tammie (Hayden, Idaho) I planted these strawberries last summer in a raised bed of 1/2 sand and 1/2 well composted manure. The plants took off right away and produced beautiful healthy huge plants. I picked off most of the flowers, and cut off the runners (which I used to plant the other half of the bed). This year, despite a cold wet spring, I harvested 12 gallon buckets of berries off a 12 x 12 foot bed over a three week period. They were juicy and sweet and there were plenty for fresh eating, freezing and sharing with friends and family. I am looking forward to next year!! - Monday, April 18, 2011Very pleased Reviewed By: Matthew (Baton Rouge, LA) Planted these in the Spring of 2010. Did not know i was supposed to remove the blossoms the first year, but did get a few berries. This yr they did great! Very good berries. I have been picking a lot every other day. No peach sized but a few big ones. I would recommend these berries. - Sunday, March 06, 2011great! Reviewed By: Rich (north canton, oh) I bought 50 of these last spring ,very nice plants planted as told, these plants took off debloosmed all but a few plants. the ones I didn't still grew huge sweet berries/ It was so good my girl & I would run out to garden in morning hoping to get a ripe one! very heathy looking after this tuff winter look foward to alot of berries this summer Read More Reviews |
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