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Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop
Strawberry Surecrop

Strawberry Surecrop

SKU: AM014946
$15.98
per Package of 15
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Overview
This easy-to-grow Strawberry is hardy, adaptable, disease-resistant and produces high yields. Strawberry ‘Surecrop’ is cold hardy and self-pollinating. The berries are rich, sweet and ripen in mid-summer. Even though this variety is a vigorous grower, it can take up to a year or two to benefit from the berries. (Fragaria x ananassa)
key features
Botanical Name
Fragaria
Growing Zones
Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8
Advantages
Bee Friendly, Attracts Birds, Container Planting
Light Requirements
Full Sun
Mature Height
6-8" tall
Bloom Time
Harvest late spring to early summer
SKU
AM014946

Description

Plant strawberries in spring as soon as your soil can be worked to a depth of 6-8”. Well draining sandy loam with plenty of organic matter in a sunny location is preferred.

PLANTING DIRECTIONS:
1. The most common method for planting strawberries is in the matted row system. Set your new plants 18-24” apart in rows 3-4’ apart.
2. Allow their new runners to set in the row up to 2’ wide, removing plants that stray beyond that boundary.
3. Be careful to keep the crowns just at the soil surface, do not plant too deep or they might rot or too shallow as they will heave.
4. Water well at time of planting and continue irrigation through September as drought stress will affect harvest. Fertilize if necessary.
5. Remove flowers the first 2 months of the season so that plants produce more runners.

HARVEST TIME: Spring and Fall

HABIT: An abundant crop from spring until the first frost. Up to 200 flavorful, deep red, firm berries from a single plant. Will form a solid mat within the wide rows as they reach maturity.

USAGE: Fresh eating, jams and jellies, freezes well and baking.

PLANTING TIPS: Protect from severe winter cold and frost heaving by mulching with 3-4” of straw in late fall. Remove mulch in spring as temperatures moderate.