Strawberry Roots

Strawberry plants can be June-bearing, everbearing or day-neutral.

June-bearing strawberry varieties
June bearers are extremely popular, producing the largest strawberries over a relatively short time period during the month of June.

Everbearing strawberry varieties
Everbearing strawberries produce two harvests per year – one in the spring and another in the late summer or fall. Everbearing varieties put out fewer runners than June-bearing varieties, as most of the plant’s energy is directed toward producing strawberries.

Day-neutral strawberry varieties
Day-neutral strawberries will produce throughout the year whenever the temperature is between 35 and 85 degrees. The drawback to day-neutral strawberry plants is that they generally produce smaller strawberries than June-bearing and everbearing strawberry varieties.

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