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Strawberry
Spring 2008 shipping has ended. Now taking preorders for Fall 2008 shipping.
Strawberries are by far the most popular, easiest to grow and most rewarding berry. In our effort to sell the most trouble-free, productive plants, we are now offering the same plants commercial growers buy. These plants will produce 3 to 4 times better than the usual backyard strawberry, yielding up to one quart per plant. For highest production and largest berries, it pays to start with the best.
Lush strawberry leaves are beautiful borders for walkways or as low
growing groundcovers in flower beds and shrubbery borders. Plant strawberries under apples, plums or peaches for beauty and increased production.
Patio gardeners can enjoy strawberry barrels, pyramids and hanging baskets.
Strawberry Varieties (Fragaria spp.)
FESTIVAL Our strawberry for this year is called "Strawberry Festival", but I call it Festival Strawberry because that makes more sense.
It was developed by the University of Florida and is a short-day strawberry well-suited for growing in our area. This is a beautiful deep red fruit with
bright red interior, a firm texture and excellent flavor. $1.99 per plug.
Strawberries in the Deep South are
best treated as an annual. Plant them in the
fall, enjoy your spring and summer harvest and then till them in and plant some onions
or beans in their spot for the rest of the summer garden season.
Prone to disease and nematodes if left in the same area more than a season,
strawberries crowd themselves out and produce smaller and smaller berries. So start
clean each year with the most virus free plants you can find. The plants we offer are
one generation from a tissue cultured mother plant.
Are we out of what you are looking for? Email us at Justfruits@hotmail.com
and we'll put you on the "Call When Available" list. We will call you!
Please come to see us if you can (Wednesday to Sunday, 9:05-5:08). We are located 19 miles south of Tallahassee, just off US Highway 98, 1 mile east of the
intersection with US Highway 319 (South of Crawfordville center and actually in the village of Medart). If you need further directions, feel free to call us at 1-850-926-5644
or enter 30 St. Frances St. Crawforville FL 32327 (or Just Fruits Nursery) into Google Maps (
CLICK HERE).
Edging Groundcover or Hanging Baskets?
CHANDLER Small, compact grower that
produces large, commercial-sized berries. Extremely sweet and flavorful.
Ripens February through July. Self-pollinating. Zones 8A-10.
4-inch plugs. $1.99 per plug.
Annualize
Strawberries need lots of moisture
when first planted. Plant in well-drained soil
in part to full sun, and water regularly.
Just the Facts
Not sure what to do with strawberries or how to grow them right? DON'T PANIC! Push the panic button and we will give you "Just the Facts" you need to successfully grow them.