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dt-brown FRUIT Hanging Basket Strawberry Fruit Plant Collection

Hanging Basket Strawberry Fruit Plant Collection

Botanical Name: Fragaria x ananassa
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  • High-yielding, everbearing F1 strawberries
  • Ideal for container and basket growing
  • Attractive semi-double flowers with extended bloom period
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Strawberry Summer Breeze Collection

This fantastic patio everbearing strawberry collection contains 20 large ‘pot-ready’ young plants – 10 each of Strawberry Summer Breeze Rose F1 and Strawberry Summer Breeze Snow F1.

10 x Strawberry Summer Breeze Rose F1
10 x Strawberry Summer Breeze Snow F1

These high-quality F1 varieties have been specially bred for container growing, producing heavy yields of sweet, delicious fruits throughout the summer. Their attractive semi-double flowers last longer than single-flowered types, making them ideal for ornamental containers and decorative planting schemes as well as for cropping.

Harvest from June through to October. Keep plants well watered and regularly fed for the best results.

Growing in baskets helps reduce problems from birds, slugs and rodents.

Supplied as large ‘basket-ready’ young plants. Allow 10 young plants per 30cm (12in) basket or container. For best results, pair with our 12in hanging basket (code 48255).

Key information

Botanical Name: Fragaria x ananassa
Genus: Strawberry

Characteristics & growing conditions

Position: Dappled Shade, Full Sun, and Partial Shade
Attractive to: Attractive To Bees and Attractive To Butterflies
Despite the luscious fruits they produce from early summer onwards, strawberries are remarkably easy to grow and manage, and are also totally hardy in the UK.Before planting it is important to ensure the ground is as free of perennial weeds as possible. Trying to remove them after planting often results in root damage to the strawberry plants. The incorporation of well-rotted organic matter into the soil a few weeks before planting will be beneficial, as will the application of a good quality, granular, general purpose fertiliser immediately prior to planting.Strawberries are best grown in full sun, but they will tolerate light shade. They do well in a wide range of soil types, provided they are well drained and hold sufficient organic matter. Water new plants while they are getting established, and water all plants well during dry spells. Always water them from below and not from above to prevent the crown of the plant from rotting.

Recommended growing locations.

Container
Hanging Basket
Allotment / Veg Patch
Bedding
Border
Patio
Raised Bed
Sow Indoors
Sow Outside
Flowers / Harvest

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£2.95 delivery charge

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Non-Seed Items

£5.45 delivery charge

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£7.95 delivery charge (e.g. seeds and plants)

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