Zone
4 - 8
Sun / Shade
Full Sun
Soil Type
Normal, loamy
Fragaria 'Allstar' Strawberry
Fragaria 'Allstar' Strawberry
A mid-season, June-bearing variety
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Description / Fragaria 'Allstar' Strawberry
The USDA developed this improved, more compact version of the popular variety 'Guardian.' A spring-bearer, Fragaria 'Allstar' Strawberry has excellent resistance to fungus diseases, greatly improving its yield and reducing your labor in the garden. The large, juicy-sweet berries are great for eating fresh or for freezing.
Among the best fruit crops for the home gardener, strawberries ask only fertile, well-drained soil in full sun. They offer years of tasty fruit, renewing themselves from the runners they produce. Set plants 2½ feet apart. June-bearing varieties produce fruit in late spring to early summer—typically in June. Replace the crop about every 3 years to keep yields high. Fragaria 'Allstar' Strawberry is the type of strawberry to choose for big harvests over a short period—ideal for canning or freezing.
Product Details
| SKU | 43737-PK-25 |
|---|---|
| Item Form | Bareroot |
| Genus | Fragaria |
| Species | x ananassa |
| Variety | 'Allstar' |
| Product Classification | Fruit, Plants |
| USDA Zone Low | 4 |
| USDA Zone High | 8 |
| Sun / Shade | Full Sun |
| Harvest Season | Early Spring, Late Spring |
| Resistance | Disease Resistant |
| Characteristics | Berries, Edible |
| Uses | Outdoor |
| Zone | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 |
| State Shipping Restrictions | GU, HI, PR, VI |
| Shipping Method Restrictions | none |
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Fair amount of Berries in second year 0 people found this helpfulThe first season when the Allstar strawberries were planted they TOOK OFF, I was continually trying to keep the runners at bay, it was impossible to stop them all. This spring is their first fruiting season, and the berries are prolific and sweet. The only down side is I cannot seem to get the berries to grow larger than smallish-medium. The texture of the berries is also a tad strange, a little mushy once ripe but deliciously sweet. Over all, they're the most productive berries I've planted in a while.
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Dead Strawberry Roots! 0 people found this helpfulCan't get any of them to grow. The roots were dried out and dead when I received them.
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all star strawberry plants 0 people found this helpfulThe roots were all dried our when we got them and none of them lived.
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