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![]() Gurney's Whopper Junebearing Strawberry
Eye-Popping Fruit Size
(13 customer reviews)Possibly the biggest strawberry of all! Juicy fruit can be as big as peaches! Gurney's Whopper Junebearing Strawberry is a prolific, finely flavored Junebearer. Zones: 5-10. 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. 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 - Tuesday, October 13, 2009surprised Reviewed By: jojo (robbinsdale , minnesota) Just finishing my first year and am impressed. Even with snipping blooms they went right on producing berries. Birds love them so be careful. Big delicious berries. I can hardly wait for next year. Any one who has problems with these does not understand how to garden strawberries! - Thursday, July 23, 2009The end of the road Reviewed By: Rosie (Colbert, Washington) I bought 50 plants three years ago and the first two years were fantastic. Other than the bird sharing issue which was resolved with netting I yielded a great crop the first year. The second year I cleared the suckers and widened my rows and had an excellent harvest. This is the third year and the fun is over. If I have gathered five strawberries then I've been generous with my numbers. I am pulling all the greenery and will be planting new starters next spring. These plants are a good project for kids to do as results are seen quickly. Don't expect your suckers to bear fruit. - Friday, June 19, 2009Fruit in months Reviewed By: Kent (Lancaster, PA) I got these this spring and planted them in a brand new raised bed. I laid down cardboard, soaked it. Then I layered it with compost and mulch. Planted the plants into this bed and we have already been able to sample some of the fruit (good but a little tart for my wife... but I like it tart). The plants mostly lived and Gurney's actually sent more than I paid for. The ones that did live are spreading like crazy. The size of the fruit is already larger than our mature berries but not nearly as big as promised. I expect next year will yield very large and large amounts of what Gurney's promises. Read More Reviews |
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