Rating of the best varieties of strawberries

Every gardener would like strawberries on his site to bear fruit as long as possible. As if listening to their desires, tireless breeders bred remontant strawberries. What are the features of these varieties, and which ones are the best? Consider in the article.

Strawberry repair and its features

Remontant strawberry varieties bear fruit several times in one season. The first harvest ripens as usual - in July. The second is expected in August, the third - in the fall. This last crop will only be harvested if there is no frost or if the strawberry is growing in greenhouses. Flower buds, from which the crop will later be formed, remontant varieties are laid during daylight or neutral daylight hours.

The second crop is more plentiful - it accounts for 70-80% of the total fruiting. And this can lead to the fact that the bush will die. The harvest takes place on both maternal and young plants formed at the beginning of the season after the rooting of the antennae. If the peduncles are removed in the spring, then the volume of the second crop can be increased.

Renovated strawberries are a great choice for gardeners looking for a big harvest.

Repairing strawberries participate in an accelerated development cycle, which is why they are rapidly aging, therefore, next year, even large-fruited varieties will give birth to small berries.

To avoid these disadvantages, you need to follow these rules:

• planting seedlings should take place on a new bed from July to September;
• after planting seedlings, all flowers must be cut off;
• instead of seedlings, you can use antennae-offshoots from mother bushes, or use seeds;
• when fruiting ends - in the fall, before the first frost, the bushes must be removed from the garden;
• the beds must be mulched - with straw, sawdust, hay, dry leaves, weeds cut down. Read also the article: → "Mulching strawberries with sawdust."

The place for the growth of remontant strawberries should be spacious, well-lit. The soil is fertile. The distance between the bushes is at least 40 centimeters; between the rows - 60. Between two adjacent rows, it is good to plant garlic, which will drive slugs away from the bushes.

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★ The best varieties of remontant strawberries

These varieties can be small-fruited, large-fruited. Each of these species can represent their best varieties.

Small-fruited, with small berries

Large-fruited varieties bear fruit before the onset of frost

They are often called strawberries. Small-fruited strawberries do not develop whiskers. It reproduces only by seeds. But its main advantage is that it bears fruit continuously, until the very frost. The best varieties of small-fruited strawberries:

1. Ali Baba. A plant with semi-spreading powerful bushes 15 centimeters high, on each of which many inflorescences are formed. Conical fruits of red color with white pulp have a pleasant forest aroma. Berry mass - 3-5 grams. It is a high-yielding variety that is resistant to diseases and pests. Winters well.
2. "Alexandria". The weight of the berries is 7 grams. High-yielding variety. Unpretentious care.
3. "Forest Fairy Tale". A large number of flower bearers are formed on compact, medium-sized bushes. Flowering occurs continuously. The fruits are conical in shape. Their taste is sweet and sour. Weight - 5 grams. High-yielding variety.
4. Ruyana. The bushes are compact. The bright red fruits are rather large, juicy, with a rich aroma of wild strawberries. They ripen two weeks earlier than other varieties. The variety is high-yielding, resistant to pests, diseases, drought. Well tolerates winter.
5. "Rugen". It also begins to bloom and bear fruit earlier than others. The bright red conical berries are very aromatic and tasty. The variety is considered dessert.
6. "Baron Solemacher". Bright red fruits with convex blotches weigh up to 4 grams. They are sweet, without sourness, very tasty. The variety is resistant to disease.

Large-fruited, high-yielding varieties

The mass of these varieties of berries varies from 20 to 70 grams, and sometimes reaches 100. They form a small number of tendrils. Unlike small-fruited, these varieties bear fruit only two to three times in one growing season. Read also the article: → "The best varieties of strawberries."

This is how the fruits of remontant strawberries look close-up.

1. "Queen Elizabeth". Bushes are powerful, light-leaved. The berry weighs 50-125 grams with medium density pulp. The variety is renewed annually. It is used for vertical gardening, cultivation on hills.
2. "Temptation". This is a hybrid variety. Fruiting occurs from May to autumn frosts. Fruits with a nutmeg flavor, with a dense, juicy pulp weigh 30 grams. This variety is used in ornamental gardening.
3. "Dynamite". American variety. Berries with light pulp weigh 20 grams. During the growing season, it forms many antennae. Very resistant to pests and diseases.
4. "Evie 2". English variety. The fruits are juicy and sweet, weighing 20 grams. Differs in drought resistance.
5. "Moscow delicacy". The variety is distinguished by vigorous, strong bushes and abundant fruiting. The weight of the berries is 15-35 grams. Smooth fruits have a cherry aftertaste. Resistant to disease and frost.
6. "Albion". This variety is characterized by excellent transportability. The dark red dense berries have a sweet taste and strong aroma. Resistant to weather conditions.
7. San Andreas. Bushes are powerful. Fruit weight is about 30 grams or more. Their taste is harmonious. They are of medium density.
8. Monterey. American variety. Strong bushes. The cone-shaped berries, juicy and sweet, weigh 20 grams. High-yielding variety. It grows poorly in a continental climate.
9. Capri. High-yielding variety. Conical fruits weigh 35 grams.

Repair strawberries differ from common varieties:

• several waves of fruiting;
• large-fruited;
• early maturity.

It also has its disadvantages:

• plants age quickly;
• from year to year the fruits become smaller;
• its berries are less tasty than the berries of ordinary garden strawberries;
• bushes and leaves are weaker.

Fertilizing and feeding remontant strawberries

An original way to grow remontant strawberries, which will bring an excellent harvest of fruits

In the soil for growing remontant strawberries, melt water should not stagnate, but it should absorb moisture well. Therefore, organic fertilizers must be added to it. Especially a lot of them are needed on heavy clay substrates. For this, wood ash, humus, bird droppings are used.

Strawberries are in dire need of feeding during the growing season. Therefore, during this period, organic fertilizers must be added to the irrigation water once a week. But even with regular feeding, remontant strawberries do not have enough nutrition. Due to its ultra-high yield and high activity, it so badly needs additional portions of micro- and macroelements.

Tip # 1. It is necessary to feed the plant roots with liquid complex fertilizers for berries every month.

If you cannot use organic substances every week, it is necessary to increase the amount of the working solution of complex fertilizers for each bush with monthly feeding. In this case, the concentration of the mixture is prepared strictly according to the instructions.

• They feed remontant strawberries at least 3 times a year, and just in time. Until the foliage grows rapidly, it can be fed from a solution of manure and ammonium sulfate. Read also the article: → “How to feed strawberries in the fall. The experience of gardeners ”.To do this, 1 tablespoon of sulfate is mixed with 2 cups of cow dung and diluted in 10 liters of water. 1 liter of solution is poured under each bush.
• In the first year of planting, plants are watered with a mullein solution (1 glass per 5 liters of water) at the rate of one glass of the mixture for each bush. Nettle infusion works well: a bucket of freshly picked herbs is poured with water and left to infuse for 3 days. You can spray the bushes with this infusion for the first time even before the strawberries bloom. The second is when the crop is harvested.
• At the end of May, before flowering, it is also fertilized with a mixture of 10 liters of water, 2 tablespoons of nitrophoska and 1 teaspoon of potassium sulfate. Pour 0.5 liters of this fertilizer under each bush.
• It is advisable to carry out top dressing in the spring, before the leaves bloom. This can be done simultaneously with the removal of old whiskers and leaves, as well as transplantation.

How to feed a berry during flowering

You can feed strawberries with chicken droppings and humus very carefully, because when you fall asleep a bush, you risk ruining the entire future harvest.

• Strawberries need a lot of potassium to form fruit. Therefore, as a top dressing, you can take an infusion of chicken manure, ash or potassium nitrate.
• During the flowering period, strawberries are sprayed with 0.02% zinc sulfate solution. At the very beginning of flowering, it can be fertilized with a mullein solution. In order to increase the yield, strawberry bushes are sprayed with microelements during flowering and the formation of ovaries: add a pinch of boric acid to 10 liters of water. You can also use ready-made fertilizers created specifically for strawberries.
• The yield of berries can be increased by 30% using a complex fertilizer, which contains all the necessary trace elements.
• However, feeding remontant strawberries is needed not only during flowering. Secondary fertilizers should be added to the soil immediately after the main crop is harvested - in mid or late July. Leaves and whiskers are cut at the same time. Then the bushes are treated with a solution of 2% Bordeaux liquid to destroy parasites and insects living in plants.
• The last time young plants, which are one year old, are fed in mid-September in dry weather.

Feeding remontant strawberries with yeast

Feeding strawberries in spring with boric acid

More recently, gardeners and gardeners began to use yeast to feed strawberries. This improves the yield. Yeast can be used as a fertilizer for other berries and vegetables.Plants are fed 2 times per season. A 5 liter bucket is usually enough for 10 bushes. A 1-kg pack of yeast is diluted in 5 liters of water.

Tip # 2. For feeding, 0.5 liters of the mixture is diluted in 10 liters of water. Pour 0.5 liters of the mixture under each strawberry bush.

In addition to the usual, you can use fast yeast. 1 bag of dry yeast and 2 tablespoons of sugar are diluted in a little warm water and left to infuse for 2 hours. When watering, add 0.5 liters of solution to the watering can.

Typical diseases and pests of strawberries

This picture perfectly shows what a big harvest a remontant strawberry gives with proper care.

The most dangerous diseases:

• gray rot (see → how to treat gray rot on strawberries),
• powdery mildew (how to treat powdery mildew),
• late blight wilting,
• brown spot
• brown, white, angular spotting.

Agrotechnology of remontant strawberries provides for the prevention and control of pests and diseases. The main preventive measure is the selection of resistant varieties. The reason for the total spread of fungal infections can be high humidity, dense plantings. Mulching does not allow strawberries to come into contact with waterlogged soil, and this saves them from rot. Read in more detail: → "6 diseases and 5 main pests of strawberries: how to treat and how to fight."

Strawberries cannot be planted in a place where tomatoes, peppers, potatoes used to grow, from which they can inherit verticillary and fusarium wilting. At the first symptoms of the disease, the bushes must be immediately treated with 2% Bordeaux liquid, potassium permanganate or phytosporin.

To suppress the dangerous pest of strawberries - the strawberry mite, insecticides are used. But they can only be applied after harvest. If aphids have started in the leaves and shoots of strawberries, they can be scared off with a solution of laundry soap with the addition of wood ash.

Rating of the best remontant varieties

Vima Zanta ripens in early summer:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
Late May - early June	40	0,6-0,8	High permeation

Gigantella has large berries and high yields:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
June	60-125	1-3	Good transportability

Strawberry variety Diamant is resistant to various diseases:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
From late May to early June	20-40	1-2	Resistant to viruses and diseases

The Dukat variety is considered frost-resistant, not afraid of cold weather:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
From late May to early June	20-40	1-2	Frost resistant

Kent begins to ripen in the first month of summer:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
In the first half of June	40	0,7-1	Frost resistance. Resistant to gray mold and powdery mildew

Clery is not afraid of gray rot and frost:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
At the beginning of June	20-40	0,7-1	Resistant to fungal diseases and diseases of the root system

Queen Elizabeth II is popular for its large and sweet berries:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity(kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
May to October	Up to 110	1-2	Resistant to viruses and diseases

Olbia is not afraid of drought and rare watering:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
Mid May to Mid June	30-40	0,6-0,7	Frost-resistant, drought-resistant

Honey bears fruit for more than a month, tolerates long transportation well:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
Mid May to Mid June	30-40	0,5-0,7	Frost resistance, well transported

Elsanta is a high-yielding variety, but does not like drought:

Ripening time	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Distinctive properties
June	40-50	1,5	Needs regular watering

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Berries of remontant strawberries close-up, the fruits of this variety are quite voluminous and in large quantities, with simple care

How to care for remontant strawberries?

Experienced summer residents argue that large-fruited remontant strawberries (popularly called rem. Strawberries) need not only regular feeding, a high level of agricultural technology, but also a significant frequent replacement of fruiting bushes. Of course, the bush will bear fruit the next year, and in a year, however, the yield may significantly decrease, compared to that which will give a young plant.

Therefore, in late spring or early summer, you need to leave a little mustache from young (at the age of 1 and a little over a year) well-bearing plants. As soon as the whiskers take root, they should be separated and planted for growing in containers, or immediately in the place of their permanent cultivation in the next season. The young plant is grown, the bush is allowed to develop, and fruiting is allowed in the second half of summer. The main work of the remontant strawberry lies in the next season.

Thus, remontant strawberries are grown for 1.5 seasons, then the aged plant is removed. To make the most of the opportunities, accelerate the onset of fruiting and extend it in the fall, it is better to cover the remontant strawberries with a non-woven cloth, with periodic access of pollinating insects.

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Here's a list of 10 proven garden strawberry varieties that won't disappoint you.

A good strawberry (garden strawberry) should bring a stable harvest, delight with aromatic fruits with excellent taste and not be afraid of pests and diseases. We have compiled a selection of just such varieties. Take note!

Vima Zanta

This early strawberry variety is a worthy example of Dutch selection. Vima Zanta gives a good harvest of large, beautiful berries with juicy sweet pulp and delicate aroma.

The only nuance that can stop the choice of this variety is the "capriciousness" of the crop during transportation. Berries can only survive the journey when chilled, so this variety is unlikely to suit you if you plan to grow strawberries for sale.

If, during fruiting, the mustache is not removed in time, which is formed in excess on the bushes of Vim Zanta, the berries will become smaller.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
End of May - beginning of June	40	0,6-0,8	High permeation

Gigantella

The name of this strawberry - Gigantella - speaks for itself. Its fruits can reach a record weight of 125 g! At the same time, the pulp is very juicy, but quite dense, sweet with light pineapple notes.

Unlike the previous variety, this one retains its shape during transport, so it can easily be grown commercially. Such a beauty will definitely find her buyer!

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
June	60-125	1-3	Good transportability

Diamond

Diamant is an American garden strawberry that turns 20 next year. During this time, strawberries managed to win a considerable number of fans on both sides of the Atlantic.

Diamond fruits are of medium size, tasty, aromatic. The bushes are practically not affected by powdery mildew, spotting, verticillosis and root rot.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
End of May - beginning of June	20-40	1-2	Resistant to diseases and viruses

Ducat

This variety is not afraid of recurrent frosts. Unlike most varieties, Ducat bears fruit well even after a sudden cold snap. This variety is also notable for its excellent yield and excellent refined taste.

Berries can be eaten fresh or processed.With any culinary treatment, they retain their aroma.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
End of May - beginning of June	20-40	1-2	Resistant to low temperatures

Kent

The Canadian variety Kent is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. This strawberry has proven itself well among gardeners. Of course, in terms of large-fruitedness, it cannot be compared with Gigantella, but, nevertheless, the Kent berries can be called quite weighty.

In addition, strawberries of this variety have an excellent dessert taste, are well stored and transported. In general, Kent can be called one of the most unpretentious varieties of garden strawberries.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
First half of June	40	0,7-1	Winter hardiness, resistance to powdery mildew and gray mold

Clery

Strawberry Clery is an Italian beauty with a great sweet taste without a single sour note. The bushes of this variety rarely get sick, are quite resistant to fungal attack and rot, but nevertheless, in the middle lane, they are recommended to be grown under cover.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
The beginning of June	20-40	0,7-1	Resistance to fungus and root diseases

Queen Elizabeth II

This variety is the absolute champion among strawberry varieties. This garden strawberry produces great fruits with a truly royal taste. The berries are sweet, a little honey. True, provided that you are harvesting a ripe crop. Unripe fruits can sour.

Queen Elizabeth II is a remontant variety that flowers and bears fruit from May to October. She doesn't even care about freezing. Don't hesitate to plant this variety in your garden!

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
Renovation (from May to October)	Up to 110	1-2	Resistant to most diseases and viruses

Olbia

Ukrainian strawberry Olvia is a real beauty. Its fruits are large, glossy, regular in shape. Even if the yield of Olbia does not break records, the plants of this variety are not afraid of the vagaries of the weather - they are not afraid of either frost or drought.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
Mid May - mid June	30-40	0,6-0,7	Frost resistance, drought resistance

Honey

Honey is one of the most popular garden strawberry varieties in its homeland in the United States. Our gardeners also like American strawberries. And this is not surprising, because Khonya has a lot of advantages. Firstly, it perfectly “rehabilitates” after recurrent frosts. Secondly, this strawberry is easy to care for. Thirdly, it is perfectly transported.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
Mid May - mid June	30-40	0,5-0,7	Frost resistance, good transportability

Elsanta

Elsanta strawberries are best suited for growing under plastic cover, although they can also be planted outdoors if desired.

Plants of this variety do not have special requirements for feeding, in general they are resistant to common diseases and viruses. Elsanta fruits are large enough, beautiful, round in shape with a pleasant sweet taste. The berries are well transported, so the variety is suitable for growing for sale.

Maturation	Berry weight (g)	Productivity (kg per bush)	Peculiarities
June	40-50		Needs good watering

Do you have any favorite varieties of garden strawberries? Share your impressions in the comments and on the forum.

Midsummer is the time for strawberries or garden strawberries from which they were cultivated. Just a few years ago, scientists found that strawberry flavor contains more than 50 components, and each of them is responsible for its own "area". It is enough to eat only 6-10 berries per day to relieve fatigue, defeat stress, restore the lack of iodine in the body and normalize metabolism.

Strawberries are a favorite treat for children and adults.

Strawberries are an indispensable ingredient in dietary nutrition, while they help with diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, cardiovascular system and hematopoietic systems. Moreover, this berry is the leader in antimicrobial activity. And in order to grow a good harvest, you need to find out in advance what are the best varieties of strawberries, look at the photos and find out the description.

4 best remontant strawberries

These are the most preferred varieties of all. First, let's figure out what this means. Repaired varieties (remontability) means the formation of berries throughout the season, in this case we are talking about the end of May and the beginning of September. During this time, each bush gives 2-3 harvests, depending on the quality of care and weather conditions.

In addition, such varieties are distinguished by an extreme degree of unpretentiousness - they do not care where they grow - in a greenhouse, in an open garden or in a pot on a balcony. With all the necessary nutrients and adequate lighting, the yield will be equally high.

Read with this article: Growing strawberries as a business

So, we figured out what a remontant strawberry is, the best varieties of which are listed below.

Mara de Bois

It was first introduced by breeders at the end of 1990 as one of the best varieties for regions with unstable climatic conditions. These are really the best varieties of remontant strawberries for central Russia, the survival rate of which exceeds a record 95%. The berries are very sweet and aromatic, tolerate transportation well, retain their shape during long-term storage in containers.

Mara de Bois

Elizabeth 2

Domestic development specifically for cold regions. Despite the fact that the berries are not uniform in size, they are very sweet and aromatic. Recommended for freezing, canning, and it tolerates transportation well. The first harvest is obtained in the first decade of June, the last - at the end of September.

Queen Elizabeth 2

Albion

This variety was invented in California, where an average of 325-335 days of sunshine per year. Today Albion is one of the best strawberry varieties for the south of Russia due to its large leaves that protect the crop from burning out in the sun. The first harvest occurs at the end of May, the last at the end of September. The berries are large, sugary-sweet, very textured outwardly.

Albion

Temptation

A unique variety of garden strawberries, distinguished by the place where the berries grow - on the bush and mustache, taste - with notes of nutmeg, high yield - up to 3 kg per bush and increased fruiting - from mid-May to late September.

Temptation

6 of the best early ripening strawberries

This variety of garden strawberries is notable for its early flowering and the appearance of the first harvest at the end of May. In the northern regions, in particular in the Urals and Siberia, such bushes suffer from the first frost, so they have to be plucked so that the plant does not waste energy on color. And although many of the following can hardly be called the best strawberry varieties for Siberia, if you grow them in a greenhouse or a well-insulated greenhouse, you can get a really great harvest already at the very beginning of summer.

In the south, all varieties give a crop strictly on schedule, the mustache does not freeze, although this also depends on the climate, and in general, early varieties are still better to grow in the southern regions.

Elsanta

A Dutch sample of taste and rapid growth, which has been tried in Russia for several years. Even today, it is recommended to grow in indoor greenhouses, the roof of which is removed in early June. This makes it possible to preserve the first harvest and protect the bushes from freezing. Differs in a small number of mustaches, miniature rosette, but very large berries. The taste is very expressive, sweet, but with sourness. Suitable for canning, not very suitable for long-distance transportation.

Elsanta

Asia

These are really the best varieties of strawberries, which are ideal for the Moscow region, Leningrad region, Siberia and the Urals, that is, those regions where winters are severe, where the temperature often drops deep below 00C in winter. Asia has a very powerful root system that can withstand severe soil freezing. The berries are relatively large and slightly pressed down along the edges, which will give them a certain originality. The pulp is loose, but juicy and very sweet. Marks resistance to fungal and other parasitic diseases. Grows well in greenhouses, hotbeds and open ground.

Asia

Alba

Another very good variety of garden strawberries, as if specially bred for Russian winters. Moreover, despite the fact that the plant has very powerful roots, which allows it to endure frost and frost, even a short-term drought can destroy it. When deciding to plant this particular variety, you need to be aware that there should always be water, that the root zone should be moistened all the time. It is best to use drip irrigation, which can irrigate plants in a metered dose for a long time without human intervention.

Read with this article: How to do drip irrigation in a greenhouse with your own hands

Alba

Clery

This variety is often grown for sale, due to the fact that all ripe berries are exactly the same size, literally one to one. The plant is unpretentious to care, is resistant to diseases, can withstand frost and short-term drought. The berries are very aromatic and sugary-sweet, rich in vitamins and nutrients.

Clery

Kama

An early harvest of incredibly tasty and aromatic berries. From one bush, you can get up to 3 kg of harvest, but the plant itself is very difficult to grow. It is demanding with watering, fertilization, planting time and pruning of bushes. Extremely susceptible to strawberry mites, you need to carefully check the condition of the leaves in the morning. In addition, strawberry leaves are low, covering both the flower stalks and the berries themselves, due to which they begin to rot. In order to avoid such putrefactive processes, it is recommended to use straw underlays under each bush - gently poke straw or dry grass around in order to exclude contact between the berries and the soil.

Kama

Marshmallow

One of the most prolific strawberry varieties of Danish origin. Tall bushes, an abundance of flower stalks, a rich harvest (3-4 kg from each bush), immunity to diseases - all this is ideal for the Russian climate with only one exception - in winter, the bush requires shelter. If the winter is snowy, then under a cap of snow, the bushes are able to withstand frost up to 40 degrees. If there is no such hat, all vegetation can be lost already at -50C. In advance, even if the winter is predicted to be snowy, cover the entire field with the remains of straw, dry manure, cellophane or cut branches - all this will make it possible to protect the strawberries from frost.

Marshmallow

Top 6 Big Fruit Strawberries

In this category, there are the best varieties of remontant strawberries for central Russia, and early ripening ones, that is, those that give a large harvest. It's always nice to see and even more to taste berries, of which no more than 3 pieces fit in the palm of your hand.

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Honey

Every second summer resident of Russia knows this kind of garden strawberry. An excellent variety with a strong root system, high-quality growth indicators. Harvest at the end of May and ends at the end of June. It features a large number of mustaches that can be cut off and dropped in autumn. The berries are large, very tasty with an incredible smell.

Honey

Gigantella

For home growing - ideal. The main difference is the spreading leaves, literally covering the ground, due to which the seedlings should be planted as far as possible from each other (the optimal distance is 50-60 cm between the bushes).The berries are large, up to 5 cm in diameter, the flesh is dense like a watermelon with a pronounced sugary taste. Loved by children, it has a colossal concentration of nutrients. Blooms in May, bears fruit from mid-June to mid-July.

Gigantella

Marvelous

This early maturing variety can be classified as the best for the Moscow region, Siberia and the northern regions due to its excellent frost resistance. If you insulate each bush correctly, without exaggeration, any frost will pass, as they say, by. It is imperative in the fall, depending on when exactly the cold comes, all the bushes should be properly insulated, the mustache should be cut, dry manure should be placed, which will act as a kind of fuel and covered with cellophane, and covered with spruce paws or branches on top. Berries with a rather original taste are dryish, but very aromatic. Easily carry long distance transportation.

Marvelous

Festivalnaya

Known among summer residents and breeders for a large harvest. Up to 3 kg per season can be harvested from one bush, and this despite the fact that the variety is not repairable. The berries are bright, juicy, tasty, literally melt in your mouth. With a bright red outer shell, the flesh is pink inside, but this does not mean that the strawberries are not yet ripe - this is just such a feature. The plant is susceptible to disease and demanding care.

Festivalnaya

Chamora Turusi

It is believed that this variety was first developed in Japan, although there is no documentary evidence of this. It is actively grown in all countries, and especially in central Russia. The plant is known for its resistance to frost, sweltering heat, but susceptible to fungal infections. The fruits are large - up to 100 grams, each bush is simply strewn with berries. By the middle of the season, on the site where such a strawberry variety grows, there is not a single place free of berries.

Chamora Turusi

Marshall

One of the oldest varieties, which was bred back in the 18th century. Bushes are tall, vigorous with a powerful root system. They tolerate drought and frost perfectly, they are immune to fungal diseases, but they are prone to wilting. The whiskers are long, strong, and take root well next year. The berries have an original glossy shine, due to which such strawberries are often grown on an industrial scale for sale. It tolerates transportation well. It is used both for consumption raw and for canning.

Marshall

Of course, there are just an incredible number of strawberry varieties, and each of them is somehow better - in the abundance of the harvest, the number and size of berries, resistance to natural phenomena, etc. We tried to name only those varieties that we were convinced of the benefits and quality of ourselves, but nothing prevents us from continuing to experiment.

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The best varieties of small-fruited and large-fruited remontant strawberries

Based on the new discoveries of breeders, the following types of remontant berries can be distinguished:

• small-fruited
• large-fruited
• early
• late

Small-fruited strawberries are considered especially valuable for novice gardeners.... Despite its small size, the berry is very tasty and aromatic. It is easy to propagate and grow it. Does not require special care. It is ideal for weekend summer residents. There are several berries of different colors that differ from each other with some difference in terms of fruiting.

• red-fruited - Alexandria, Baron Salemacher, Ruyana;
• white-fruited - Yellow miracle (beardless), Zolotinka.

Small-fruited berries begin to ripen in June... Berry weight up to 5 grams.You can plant white and red strawberries side by side on the same bed. With regard to comparative characteristics, in contrast to reds, white-fruited species are more drought-resistant.

Berry size may vary depending on moisture content. Small, rather than large, watery strawberries are considered the most delicious.

Large-fruited remontant culture appeared on personal plots relatively recently.... Gardeners with experience grow it more often. Unlike small-fruited, it blooms continuously and bears fruit until September. Large berries have a marketable appearance, therefore they are in demand in the markets. We mainly have berries of domestic and foreign selection:

• Sakhalin
• Inexhaustible
• Hell
• Red Rich
• Mahern
• Herzberg
• Peik Rova.

Most modern large-fruited strawberry hybrids are genetically programmed for intensive fruiting as an annual crop. The mass of berries reaches 20-30 grams... They are practically not damaged during transportation. Gardeners note the resistance of large varieties to diseases and pests. The strawberry tastes juicy, sweet, and the aroma is inferior to small-fruited.

The best early ripening varieties

Due to their excellent adaptability, early maturing species are grown in all regions. For better fruiting, it is recommended to plant zoned varieties depending on climatic conditions... Early strawberries are the most expensive berries on the market, so gardeners are showing interest in them in order to breed them for sale. Most popular varieties: Alba, Christina, Honey, Clery, Kimberly, Anthea, Kent, Meia.

Alba

Strawberry Alba

It is considered a disease-resistant, fruitful strawberry. Berries weigh up to 25 grams... Gardeners celebrate a long harvest period starting in June.

Christina

Early strawberry variety Christina

Meets high transportability and differs from other varieties increased sugar content.

Honey

Garden strawberry Honey

Strawberries from American breeders Honey - have the advantages of early ripening. Berries begin to bear fruit in May..

Clery

Clery strawberries

The Italian variety Clery - popular among gardeners as low temperature resistant look.

Kimberly

Kimberly strawberry

Early strawberry variety Kimberly attracts with its caramel flavor, uniform shape and glossy surface.

Anthea

Strawberry Anthea

Elongated, conical in shape, berries of Anthea strawberries are not afraid of hot summer. Differ in dark red color... Ripen after Clery. Recommended as an early crop for growing on farms and household plots.

Early ripening varieties differ in berry shape, color and yield.

The best late-ripening varieties

Breeders work tirelessly to prolong the fruiting period of strawberries. The demand for late-ripening species is justified by the prolongation of the consumption of fresh berries until late autumn. The cultivation of berries of different ripening periods on the site contributes to the year-round production of strawberries. Late-ripening forms of strawberries with a high level of productivity are considered especially valuable.: Zenga Zengana, Cinderella, Talisman, Mitse Schindler, Troubadour, Red Gauntlet.

Zenga Zengana

Garden strawberry Zenga Zengana

Late-ripening strawberry Zenga Zengana has compact and fruitful bushes. Berries weighing up to 20 grams, ripening, acquire a dark cherry hue.

Cinderella

Garden strawberry Cinderella

Large-fruited late variety Cinderella has a strong root system and tall bushes.... Large berries of this type are famous for their pleasant dessert taste.

Mascot

Garden strawberry Mascot

Winter hardy, with good productivity, species. Bears fruit for 2 years without transplant.

Mice Schindler

Garden strawberry Mice Schindler

Low-growing bushes of strawberry Mice Schindler - give small, dark red fruits. Small berries stand out against the background of large fruits with excellent taste.... They are often compared to wild berries.

Troubadour

Garden strawberry Troubadour

Bred in the UK, the Troubadour variety is abundant in medium-sized berries. Each weighs about 7 grams... The strawberries taste juicy, moderately sour.

Red Gauntlet

Garden strawberry Red Gauntlet

Has a vigorous compact bush. The berries are red-orange. Tasting score on a five-point scale: 4.2 points.

Late ripening strawberries differ in color, shape of berries and taste.

The best varieties of garden strawberries for the middle lane and the Urals

Garden strawberries have been cultivated for more than two centuries, during which time, through the efforts of breeders, thousands of different varieties have been bred. Each species has its own characteristics and characteristics. Not every variety will feel comfortable in an area with an unsuitable climate. From the varieties presented on this page, you can choose the most suitable crops for the region. Suitable varieties of strawberries for the regions of the middle lane and the Urals: Sudarushka, Vima Zanta, Elsanta, Roxana, Pandora.

Sudarushka

Garden strawberry Sudarushka

Egg-shaped berries with a pleasant aroma Sudarushka - belong to early maturing crops... The variety is considered one of the most productive for the middle lane.

Vima Zanta

Garden strawberry Vima Zanta

Vima Zanta - ripens at the end of May... Has excellent transportability.

Elsanta

Garden strawberry Elsanta

Leading positions for this region occupies the Dutch hybrid Elsanta.

Roxanne

Garden strawberry Roxana

Among the late species, gardeners distinguish Roxana, it can also be grown in greenhouses.

Pandora

Garden strawberry Pandora

Strawberry Pandora differs in late ripening and large berries.

It is recommended to choose varieties that are resistant to winter frost and summer drought.

Promising new varieties of strawberries

Every gardener strives for a rich strawberry harvest. A good help to this will be the choice in favor of promising varieties of strawberries. Each of the species presented in the list is perspective in its own way.:

• Elizabeth II
• Gigantella
• Albion

Combines promising strawberries: high yield per season, early ripening, suitability for transportation. Elizabeth II - strawberries of continuous fruiting, gives a stable harvest until October. Gigantella - Dutch culture with large up to 100 grams fruits. Albion - begins to bear fruit a year after planting. Differs in excellent taste with a tempting strawberry aroma. Albion strawberries can propagate by dividing a bush, mustache or seeds.

The best early varieties of strawberries for the Moscow region

The climate of the Moscow region is favorable enough to grow any varieties of strawberries. Thanks to the merits of breeders a decent number of remontant varieties have been bred, each suitable for specific climatic and soil conditions. Gardeners and summer residents successfully cultivate domestic and foreign types of strawberries here. The most common are:

• Darselect
• Gigantella Maxim
• A shelf
• Cambridge Favorite
• Evie 2

Darselect - is famous for fruits of impressive size and extraordinary taste with strawberry aroma. Large strawberry Gigantella Maxim - the queen on the backyard. The shelf is worthy of merit - the Dutch breeders. It differs from other species in unpretentiousness, the berries are medium, bright red. Cambridge Favorite - created by selection as a high-yielding variety of garden strawberries. Evie 2 - has compact, weakly deciduous bushes. The species is suitable for home cultivation and commercial planting in the Moscow region and other regions with a temperate climate.

Conclusion

The varieties of garden strawberries and strawberries were selected according to important planting criteria for gardeners - yield and early maturity. The success of berry cultivation depends on how the varieties are correctly selected.... A noteworthy conclusion will be the reviews of farmers who have to grow a popular crop for commercial purposes. Do not be afraid of experiments, you can always find alternative varieties for each region. May every season please you with generous crop beds!