Strawberry, Allstar (junebearing), Bare Root

Strawberry: Allstar (June-bearing)

Description:
Allstar strawberries are a standout June-bearing variety prized for their large, juicy, and bright red fruit with a perfect balance of sweetness and tartness. Their glossy appearance and excellent flavor make them a favorite for fresh eating, preserves, and baking. Allstar plants are robust and vigorous, producing one abundant crop in late spring to early summer.

Key Features:

• Type: June-bearing
• Flavor: Sweet with a slight tang, ideal for fresh eating or processing
• Yield: High, with a concentrated harvest over a few weeks
• Fruit Size: Large and uniform
• Growth Habit: Disease-resistant and easy to grow

Growing Tips:

• Soil: Prefers rich, well-draining soil with good organic matter content. Add compost or aged manure before planting.
• Sunlight: Needs full sun (6–8 hours per day) for the best fruit development.
• Watering: Consistent moisture is key; water deeply during dry periods, especially when plants are flowering and fruiting.
• Fertilization: Feed with an organic fertilizer in early spring and after harvest to support healthy growth and next year’s production.
• Spacing: Space plants 18 inches apart, with rows 36–48 inches apart, to ensure proper airflow.
• Mulching: Apply a thick layer of straw or mulch to keep weeds down and prevent soil from splashing onto the fruit.

Why Grow Allstar Strawberries?

• June-bearing Advantage: A single, concentrated harvest lets you enjoy a bounty of strawberries at once—great for preserving or indulging in peak-season flavor.
• Dependable Performance: Reliable yields and resistance to common diseases like verticillium wilt and red stele.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for eating fresh, freezing, making jam, or baking into pies and desserts.

Allstar strawberries are a must-have for anyone who loves traditional, flavorful strawberries and a productive start to the growing season. Plant them in your garden, and prepare for a strawberry harvest worth celebrating!