Choose from Ostara, Elsanta, Sonata or Korona varieties
Needs well drained soil
Plant in full sun
Outdoor
9 comments
Sophiasky
3 Mar 16#8
Does anybody know if any of these are ready to eat at around July? Only asking as I would like to get some but we usually go away in August and when we get back they are usually on the way out due to not being watered.
paul2louise
3 Mar 16#7
All I know is elsanta are quite sturdy and firm variety but don't always taste as nice as others.
Glh74
3 Mar 162#6
You could just buy a pack of strawberries keep a few aside and plant them yourself. Litterally halve them, plant them and water them. Job done.
bulktrans
3 Mar 16#5
which type is best ... thnx
buttondup to bulktrans
3 Mar 16#9
alpine strawberries are most delicious but small (fingernail size,) as are musk strawberries
NadiaA
3 Mar 16#4
6 plants for £2.99!!
ronniejb
3 Mar 16#3
Does anybody know how many individual plants there are for £2.99?
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Opening post
Needs well drained soil
Plant in full sun
Outdoor
9 comments