Strawberry Plants Available
Main features:
- High adaptability to any soil;
- Produces in any season;
- Very strong erecting;
- Good behavior between October and December.
Description:
Portola is a vigorous plant, requiring less planting density than Albion. The fruit is similar in size to Albion, but lighter in color and a little brighter. The fruit's flavor is excellent and especially consistent throughout the fruiting season. The post-harvest characteristics are similar to those of Albion, although they are slightly less tolerant to rain.
Resistance to diseases and pests:
Portola has a good disease resistance profile, without requiring great care.
Source:
UC Davis Office Of ResearchMain features:
- Precocious;
- Medium-large fruit;
- Easy to harvest;
- Plant with little vigor;
- Very regular production trough out the season.
Description:
The fruit of this variety is slightly dark, both internally and externally. Good variety to produce on motte.
Resistance to diseases and pests:
Frontera is moderate or highly resistant to Verticillium, Fusarium and Phytophthora cactorum. Preliminary tests indicate that Fronteras has substantial resistance to Macrophomina. It has good resistance to powdery mildew and tolerance to dust mites.
Producer's Note:
It has good behavior along the Atlantic coast, such as the West Zone.
Given its color characteristics, the harvesting has to be more frequent.
Source:
UC Davis Office Of ResearchMain features:
-Good adaptation to any climate;
-It's a very early variety. Planted at the beginning of October, it can start producing in December;
-It is very productive and the fruit has great quality in terms of color, size, flavor and firmness.
Description:
It is the most cultivated strawberry plant variety in recent years, about 60% of world production, with an incredible ability to adapt to climate change. The plants are vigorous and produce fruit for 6 or 7 months a year.
Its fruit is large (28-30mm), firm, sweet, dark red and conical in shape.
Resistance to diseases and pests:
This variety adapts extraordinarily well to changing weather conditions.
Source:
Eurosemillas technical department, master license for these varieties.
Main features:
- Reassembling variety.
- Plant with less vegetation than the CAMAROSA variety, with few leaves, making it easy to pick the fruit.
- Exceptional organoleptic quality of the fruit;
- Yields similar to Diamond but lower than Camarosa;
- High resistance to adverse weather conditions and diseases;
- Demanding variety in water and fertilization;
- Ideal for plantations in November and December.
Description:
The added value of this variety is the exceptional quality of the fruit, both for its size (greater than that of Diamond) - in the order of 32 grams per fruit - or for its flavor and firmness. Harvesting is very easy, having more post-harvest resistance than the varieties mentioned, maintaining better flavor and appearance.
Resistance to diseases and pests:
ALBION is very resistant to Anthracnosis, Verticilium and Phytophthora.
Source:
UC Davis Office Of ResearchMain features:
- Semi-reassembling variety.
- Compact and small plants, making it easy to pick the fruit.
- Firm fruit, attractive appearance and excellent flavor;
- Yields higher than Albion;
- High resistance to adverse weather conditions and diseases.
- Ideal for both winter and summer plantations.
Description:
The fruit is brighter and firmer than Albion and has a similar taste. when properly treated, productivity is maintained regardless of the hours of light. The fruit maintains its excellent quality in summer plantations. It is a variety with good resistance to diseases without requiring great specific care.
Resistance to diseases and pests:
SAN ANDREAS is very resistant to Mildew, Anthracnosis, Verticilium and Phytophthora.
