NSSTHOO
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HOOD STRAWBERRY (Fragaria sp.) |
Outstanding sweet flavor, considered the best in the Northwest for jam or preserves, and great for fresh eating as well. Large dark red fruits are June ripening. Hood Strawberry has resistance to mildew, red stele and root rot disease, but not particularly hardy in cold winter regions. Zone 6-10. |
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NSSTMARY
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MARY'S PEAK STRAWBERRY (Fragaria sp.) |
This is among the latest ripening of the major commercial summer bearing varieties. Excellent flavor with large size, high yield, firmness, and color along with a low incidence of rot makes Mary's Peak Strawberry a wonderful new release from the OSU breeding program. |
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NSSTRAI
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NSSTSEA
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SEASCAPE STRAWBERRY (Fragaria sp.) |
Everbearing variety, highly productive with very large delicious berries, solid red inside and out. Berries are firm and very flavorful. Seascape strawberry is widely adapted and disease resistant. Zone 5-10. |
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NSSTSHU
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SHUKSAN STRAWBERRY (Fragaria sp.) |
Late June ripening. Large sweet fruits used fresh or in jams and is especially good for freezing. Shuksan Strawberry is our most widely adapted variety, not requiring acidic soils, tolerating poor drainage and known for extreme winter hardiness and good disease resistance. |
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NSSTTOT
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TOTEM STRAWBERRY (Fragaria sp.) |
Big, red berries with outstanding flavor early in the season, for fresh eating or processing. Totem Strawberry produces high yields and has good disease resistance. Winter hardy to Zone 3. |
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