Hood Strawberry Live Plants, Certified Bare Root June Bearing Strawberries, Extra Sweet Fresh Eating Berries, Jam and Preserves
Hood Strawberry Live Plants, Certified Bare Root June Bearing Strawberries, Extra Sweet Fresh Eating Berries, Jam and Preserves
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Bring the sweet, classic flavor of Hood strawberries to your home garden! Known for its exceptional sweetness, large round berries, and excellent table quality, Hood is a popular June-bearing strawberry variety for home gardeners and U-pick gardens.
These strawberries are delicious fresh from the garden and also make wonderful jams and preserves.
š Why Grow Hood Strawberries?
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Extra-Sweet Flavor: Celebrated for its sweet flavor and excellent fresh-eating quality.
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Large, Round Berries: Produces attractive, round strawberries.
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Great for Preserving: An excellent choice for homemade jam and preserves.
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Popular Garden Variety: A favorite for home gardens and U-pick operations.
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Disease Resistance: Reported resistance to root rot, mildew, and red stele.
š± Plant Details
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Variety: Hood Strawberry
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Type: June-bearing strawberry
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Plant Form: Dormant bare-root plants
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USDA Hardiness Zones: 6ā10
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Berry Characteristics: Large, round, exceptionally sweet fruit
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Best Uses: Fresh eating, jams, and preserves
š¦ What You Will Receive
Your order includes dormant bare-root Hood strawberry plants that have been properly stored before shipping to support healthy arrival and establishment.
These plants are inspected by the State of California for freedom from diseases and viruses, according to the nursery's inspection information.
Please note: Bare-root plants are shipped dormant and may not have leaves when they arrive. This is normal. Plant them promptly after delivery and follow the included or recommended planting instructions.
šæ About Scenic Hill Farm
Scenic Hill Farm is a licensed Oregon nursery. We ship to all states.
The price includes shipping.
A Few Helpful Notes
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Plant after receiving your bare-root strawberries.
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Keep roots from drying out before planting.
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Allow time for plants to establish before expecting a full harvest.
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June-bearing strawberries produce their main crop during a seasonal harvest period; exact timing depends on local climate and growing conditions.
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Flowering and fruit production are seasonal and are not guaranteed in the first growing season.
Add Hood strawberries to your garden for sweet fresh berries and delicious homemade preserves!
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