Ozark Beauty Strawberry

Popular, prolific and disease resistant.

(1 customer reviews)

Sets lots of large, delicious berries with sugar-sweet taste and a temptingly juicy texture. Plenty for processing—produced over 12,000 qts. per acre in trials—but oh, so irresistible fresh from the garden! Withstands leaf spot and leaf scorch. Self-pollinating. Potted. Zones 4-8.

This item will ship in fall 2012.
If our fall shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following fall.

Product Details

Zones: 4 - 8 (-20° 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
Yield: 1-2 pints
Foliage: rich, thick green
Blooms: May-August
Fruit: Large, firm, wedge-shaped, long-necked berries up to 4 inches; bright red fruit inside and out.

Comments: Our favorite, popular ever-bearer is famous for its large yields of bright red, unusually large berries. Ozark Beauty plants set delicious fruit from June through September. Everbearing strawberries deliver fruit all summer, with a large initial harvest and a steady crop the rest of the season. Like Junebearers, they are very easy to grow and will do well most anywhere. Plant both Junebearers and everbearers for a constant supply of fresh fruit. High sugar content. Thrives in any soil. Unusually vigorous plants with a deep root system. Resistant to leaf spot and leaf scorch. Especially good for the north and in southern mountain states.
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- Thursday, April 05, 2007
"Prolific" indeed!
Reviewed By: Amber S. (St.Johns, AZ)
We planted these about 2 years or so ago in raised beds filled with cheap Earthgrow garden soil. They produced many berries, not as large as I had hoped (it is the high desert here), but produced their little hearts out! They also spread like weeds! They usually survive any winter you throw at them, too. I have had one in a pot that's lived for almost 4 years and it has survived and produced every year. Gruney's Ft. Laramie's also do as well.

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