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Strawberry Seeds

Useful gardening information

Grow strawberries for their unmatched flavor from peak-ripeness, to save money compared to store-bought berries, and for their nutritional value, providing vitamins C and K, manganese, and fiber. Strawberries are also a rewarding garden crop, adapting well to limited spaces and providing an attractive, perennial groundcover with an extended harvest season.

Select an area of your garden that receives full sunshine as this is one of the main ingredients for a sweet crop. They will grow in areas that are sunny most of the day, but really need full sun to develop to their fullest and sweetest potential. Once planted, strawberries will produce well for three to four years. So, select a location that will not be disturbed. While strawberries like lots of water, they need well drained soil. This is accomplished by creating raised rows. Add fertilizer and compost into the soil and elevate the rows a few inches above the garden soil level. This will allow those heavy spring rains to quench your plants' thirst, but drain away any excess water. Space rows three to four feet apart to allow room to walk and harvest between the rows.

Sowing Instructions

Easy to grow in containers, moisture must be maintained and plants should be fed once a week with soluble plant food when fruiting. Cover seeds lightly in warm soil. Keep soil moist until seeds germinate. Will germinate in 21-45 days.

MON094 Beltran F1

Beltran F1 Strawberry seeds produce an everbearing strawberry variety prized for its reliable yields and excellent fresh-eating quality. Developed through modern breeding to combine productivity with strong plant vigor, Beltran is known for producing uniform, medium to large berries over an extended harvest season.
The bright red fruits have a classic strawberry shape, firm texture, and a well-balanced flavor that blends rich sweetness with mild acidity. Plants are compact yet robust, making them suitable for garden beds and containers, and are valued for good disease tolerance, attractive fruit appearance, and consistent performance in a wide range of growing conditions.
Easy and reliable to sow, the F1 hybrid Beltran germinates readily and develops into strong, uniform plug plants.

JB305 Basket of Kisses

The perfect berry for hanging baskets! Cascading runners perfect for baskets, white blooms, abundant sweet red fruits.

LET996 Mignonette

Mignonette is a French type heirloom strawberry that has smaller berries and a distinct flavor and aroma. It has moderate production of 1" long conical shaped fruit has an aroma and taste unlike anything you've ever experienced. Mignonette will provide growers with plenty of fresh berries from June until early autumn. Excellent edging, border or container variety. Grow as an annual or perennial. Plants spread to about 12 inches, and grow 6-8 inches tall. For zones 4-9.

NB76 Alexandria (Fragaria vesca)

Alpine strawberries from seed.
Day-neutral. These decorative little plants produce delicious, aromatic red strawberries, about twice the size of wild berries but much smaller than the standard type. Perennials, Alpine strawberries stay compact and produce few runners, making them suitable for rock gardens, path edgings, pots, and window boxes. They begin producing the second spring, sometimes the first fall. Grows best in zones 5-8. 100-120 days to bear fruit.

LET893 Rugen Improved Strawberry

Improved Rugen is a delicious alpine strawberry. Produces strong, upright plants that are great for rock gardens, border plantings and edible landscapes. Rugen produces smaller, elongated red berries with a sweet flavor. First grown over 250 years ago in France, these Alpine natives grow well in either sun or shade.

3475 Musk Strawberry ( Fragaria moschata )

This is the gourmet fruit with an intense aroma and said to have a taste of its own, likened to strawberries, raspberries and pineapple.
It can be found growing wild in parts of Europe but is not readily available in cultivation.
Fast-growing and withstanding most weather conditions, they make very good ground-cover plants.
The taste is so different than other strawberries that they have been nicknamed Bubblegum Berries by some.

3312 Yellow Wonder

Yellow Wonder Alpine strawberry seeds are a bit easier to start than some others. Start the seeds indoors as early as December, and transplant outdoors one week after your last average frost date. That's around the first or second week in April. With this kind of head start, the plants will produce fruit in the first year. Yellow Wonder has the lovely oblong shape of alpine types, but with yellow skin and flesh and incredible sweetness. The plants are low growing, but very productive, even in containers. The seeds can also be sown later in the year, but plan on harvesting berries from the second year of growth forward.

3438 White Soul Strawberry

Ongoing large white fruits, very sweet with pineapple overtone, runnerless, birds avoid it.

TWT299 Wild Strawberry Groundcover ( Fragaria Vesca Baron Solemacher )

Known as Wild Strawberry, Woodland Strawberry or Alpine Strawberry, this wild Fragaria Vesca is very hardy and a strong grower. This edible, cold tolerant Strawberry is known to have been harvested and eaten by stone-age man, traded from Europe along the Silk Road into Asia. Alpine Strawberry plants have quite a history! Wild Strawberries do not send out runners like other Strawberry plants do, so they are easier to contain and keep them where you desire for them to grow. For zones 4-8, grows about 6 inches tall, produces lots of strawberries.

Indian Strawberry Seeds

SF140 Tuttifrutti Indian Strawberry ( Duchesnea indica )

This rare ground cover plant will get second looks! It's a Strawberry plant with lovely yellow blooms, and it produces small red Strawberries all summer long on a creeping evergreen carpet. Tuttifrutti is well-suited for hanging over a wall or as a ground cover plant.
Duchesnea Indica is naturalized throughout the United States, and it is found growing in shady places in woods and grassy slopes. Prefers a moist, but well-drained soil in a partially sunny position. Once plants are established, the matted root sends out runners to set new plants. Indian Strawberry leaves are light green and finely haired.
The small, yellow flowers are 5 petaled, and first appear in April and will bloom throughout the summer until fall. The fruit is small, about 1/2 inch round. It is edible, but many say the taste is un-noteworthy. Birds, however, love the red fruit. Grows about 5" tall. Hardy to zone 5.

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