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Amelia Strawberry Plants

Late Season Strawberry Plant:

  • Medium sized fruit, decent crop size.
  • Sweet flavour, good for jam & freezing.
  • Some disease resistance.
  • Crops from end of July to mid-August.

    • From £0.70

    Cambridge Favourite Strawberry Plants

    Early - Main season Strawberry:

  • Medium sized fruit, large crops.
  • Superb flavour, great for jam & freezing.
  • Disease resistant.
  • Crops from Mid June when grown in the open.

    • From £0.70

    Christine Strawberry Plants

    Very Early Season Strawberry:

  • Very sweet, large fruit.
  • Modest crop size.
  • Firm fruit are hard to bruise.
  • Very disease resistant (apart from crown rot).
  • Crops from Early May under cover, Early June in the open.

    From £0.70

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    Flamenco Everbearing Strawberry Plants

    Everbearing - Mid - V. Late season Strawberry Plant

  • Repeat fruiting from Mid July to Sept/Oct.
  • Disease resistant.
  • Firm, juicy fruit.

    • From £0.70

    Florence Strawberry Plants

    Late season Strawberry Plants:

  • Big crops of large, delicious fruit.
  • Disease resistant.
  • Good for freezing & jam.
  • Crops in late July-August.

    • From £0.70

    Honeoye Strawberry Plants

    Early Season Strawberry:

  • Firm fruit are good for freezing.
  • Good size fruit in large crops.
  • Mildew & grey mould resistant.
  • Crops from Mid-June to July.

    • From £0.70

    Mae Strawberry Plants

    Early Season Strawberry:

  • Sweet - best eaten fresh.
  • Good size fruit, large crops.
  • Not disease resistant.
  • Crops from Mid-May under cover, in June in the open.

    • From £0.70

    Main Season Strawberry, Royal Sovereign

    Main season Strawberry:

  • From July when grown in the open.
  • Great flavour, average size crops.
  • Good in pots.

    • From £0.70

    Expert Advice

    Bare Root vs Pot Grown

    Bare-root Plants are only delivered in the winter season, from November to March. Pot grown plants can be delivered all year round

    Advantages of Bare-root plants:
  • You pay less for the same size plants.
  • You can carry and plan them easily.
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