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Fresh from your own garden!

Tasty: strawberries from your own garden! It doesn't get any fresher than home-grown 'Sonata' (Fragaria ananassa) strawberries. Juicy and sweet strawberries are the hallmark of the 'Sonata'. And it has also been organically certified. It also produces a lot of fruit that are easy to pick. The strawberry plant is perfect for the garden. The plant can also be placed on the patio or balcony in a pot. Plant the Fragaria from April through June. The plants bloom with white flowers from April to July. The plants will produce fruit between May and August which you can pick all summer.
Prune the plants all the way back once they are done flowering. The strawberry plants loves full sun or partial shade. Keep the soil slightly moist and water more during dry spells.
For a sweet summer!

6x Strawberry Fragaria 'Sonata' - Organic in a pot

Fragaria x ananassa 'Sonata'

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Specifications
Red
Supplied as container plant
Edible
Flowering April - June
Growing height 20 - 40 cm
Hardy plant
May - July
Deciduous
Location: Half shadow
Planting April - June
Planting depth 10 - 20 cm
Planting distance 30 - 40 cm
Self pollinating
Planting
Plant your strawberry plants (Fragaria x ananassa) immediately upon receipt into pots and planters or, into the garden. If potting them up, do ensure good drainage. Layer a pot with holes in the base with gravel or hydro-pellets. Line a porous pot with plastic or use plastic pots. This prevents evaporation and the root ball will not dry out so quickly.
Add fresh potting compost to your pot and plant your strawberry plant (Fragaria x ananassa) at the right depth. Planting distance is approx. 20 cm. Fill the pot and press it all firmly in. Water immediately and stand the pot in full sun.
  Planting strawberries in the garden Planting your strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa) in the garden? Strawberries are usually planted in rows - slightly further apart compared to in pots. Loosen the soil with a fork and improve poor, sandy soil with some well-rotted manure. They like a humus rich soil that is not too dry, but it must also not be too wet, especially in the winter. Clay soil needs some sand added and some well-rotted manure too. A slightly raised bed can be covered in black plastic and the strawberry plants are then planted through that. This helps prevent strawberry rot.
These strawberries don't need crop rotation and they will grow anywhere.
Care
Feed your strawberries in the spring with our special strawberry fertiliser. Do not use one with too much nitrogen because that makes them watery. Keep the bed free of weed and water extra in dry periods. A nice mulch is recommended because it helps keep the soil moist as well as protecting the fruit from rot.
If not planted over black plastic, layer some straw under and around your strawberry plants. The foliage of the strawberry plants looks unsightly a few weeks after harvesting, it's then time to cut it all back, leaving only young growth coming through. Remove suckers too.
These plants usually remain in the same spot two years in a row. Then we recommend creating a new bed in a different place with young plants. Strawberries also grow well in pots and planters, but you need to store them in a cool frost-free area for the winter. Harvesting strawberries Strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa) come in 2 groups:
  1. Those that fruit once only. These have a limited harvest period, from June into July... mostly July.
  2. Perpetuals. These varieties will fruit from June into October.
At the end of the day, both varieties average around the same yield over the year. It's just the picking times that vary.
Strawberries are tastiest if allowed to ripen on the plant, so the idea is to pick them regularly. The fruits don't last very long so eat them or use them in jams etc, a.s.a.p. after picking.
Birds will certainly eat them all if you don't protect them. Consider covering with hoops and netting to keep them off.
Extra
Strawberries are one of the most popular of all fruits, especially with children. Most strawberry varieties (Fragaria x ananassa) are highly productive with large, firm succulent fruit - shiny too! They have a delightful strawberry smell that doesn't affect the taste. These plants are rarely frost sensitive, so no worries there.
Strawberries are full of calcium, phosphorus and Vitamins B and C.
 
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Fresh from your own garden!

Tasty: strawberries from your own garden! It doesn't get any fresher than home-grown 'Sonata' (Fragaria ananassa) strawberries. Juicy and sweet strawberries are the hallmark of the 'Sonata'. And it has also been organically certified. It also produces a lot of fruit that are easy to pick. The strawberry plant is perfect for the garden. The plant can also be placed on the patio or balcony in a pot. Plant the Fragaria from April through June. The plants bloom with white flowers from April to July. The plants will produce fruit between May and August which you can pick all summer.
Prune the plants all the way back once they are done flowering. The strawberry plants loves full sun or partial shade. Keep the soil slightly moist and water more during dry spells.
For a sweet summer!

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