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Earliglow Junebearing Strawberry plants set and ripens fruit faster than any other strawberry on the market. Produces excellent yields of flavorful, medium-large berries that are firm, uniformly deep red and cone shaped. The fruits are excellent for fresh eating, processing and freezer. It's also a good variety for pick-your-own markets. Plants are extremely resistant to red stele, root rot and verticillium wilt. Hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8. Each offer includes 25 dormant bare root plants.
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Each offer includes 25 dormant bare root starter strawberry roots Space plants 18 in. apart for best results Remove the first flowers the first growing season planted Able to withstand a variety of soil types including clay and sandy Reaches a standard height of 10 in. All Star is known as a very reliable strawberry throughout the South. It produces large berries with a sweet, mild flavor. The firm, glossy fruit is great for fresh eating and freezing.
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Description Additional Information Plant Sizes and Guarantees This late-midseason variety is extremely vigorous, yielding large, firm fruit that has
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