Strawberry Royal Sovereign A+ Grade Fruit Plants (Mid Season)
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Product Description
Strawberry Royal Sovereign A+ Grade Fruit Plants (Mid Season)
Strawberry Royal Sovereign is a true heritage variety, introduced by Laxton's nursery in 1892. Loved by gardeners for its exceptional taste, the large wedge-shaped, scarlet berries deliver that classic old-fashioned strawberry flavour that few modern varieties can match.
Delivered as dormant bare rooted A+ grade plants.
A+ grade plants are grown through the summer months and initially covered with fleece for added protection- only plants with a 15mm+ diameter qualify. With well-developed root systems, each plant produces 3-4 trusses on average, generating more flowers and fruit- over 400g of berries per plant. Trials showed A+ grade plants yield around 50% more than standard runners.
Product Details
Grow In
- Container
- Hanging Basket
Planting & Harvesting
- Sow Indoors
- Sow/Plant Outside
- Flowers/Harvest
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