The best varieties of strawberries with photographs and descriptions

Strawberry varieties with photographs and descriptions for central Russia

Central Russia is characterized by moderate summers and slight frosts in winter. When choosing a variety, it is necessary to take into account its frost resistance, soil conditions, early maturity and resistance to drought and disease.

Festival daisy

The variety is mid-season, high-yielding. The berries are bright red. The bush is compact, semi-spreading.

The harvest can be harvested in the second half of June. At the first harvest, the berries reach 45 g, and then they reach 10 g. On average, up to 500 g of harvest can be harvested from one bush. The variety is moderately resistant to diseases.

Strawberries are also used for freezing, you can dry them, prepare jams, preserves and compotes.

Gigantella Maxi

The name speaks for itself. It is practically the leading variety among similar large-fruited ones. The average weight of the fruit is about 100 g. The berries are aromatic in taste, reminiscent of pineapple, and the flesh is dense. The bushes are vigorous. It is not afraid of moisture and is undemanding to soil fertility. However, it is demanding on lighting, this must be especially taken into account when growing in a greenhouse. In addition, the variety does not tolerate frost quite well, so it is best to cover it for the winter.

Darselect

Early ripening variety. It has a fairly short interval between flowering and ripening. Since the main flowering takes place in the second half of May, when frosts may still return, the bushes must be covered for this period.

Despite the fact that the variety is drought-resistant, it loves good watering in hot weather. The berries are heart-shaped, taste sweet, with a slight sourness. The weight of the fruit is about 30 g, but can reach up to 50 g. The berries are elastic, the pulp is dense.

Symphony

Medium-late in terms of ripening. Its bush is quite powerful, the leaves are hard and dark in color.

The fruits are conical, smooth, large. The taste is sweet, the flesh is juicy and meaty. Productivity is good. Strawberries have a sweet taste, the flesh is fleshy and juicy. It has good keeping quality.

Pandora

English variety, belongs to high-yielding hybrids. The bushes are compact and have a lot of greenery. The fruits are round in shape, large, weighing up to 40-60 g. The color of the fruit is dark cherry, juicy with the aroma of wild strawberries.

Among the qualities of the variety, one can also name its frost resistance and resistance to diseases, especially to powdery mildew. However, with high humidity, the plant may be affected by rot.

San Andreas

With good yield, you can remove up to 3 kg from a bush, and can produce crops up to 4 times per season. The berries are large, weighing from 25 to 30 g.

The variety is late, resistant to diseases, drought and cold.

Peculiarities

The main feature of the Cheburashka strawberry variety is its unpretentiousness to cultivation in unfavorable climatic conditions. This variety is quite hardy, frost-resistant, and has high yields with proper care.

Ripening period is late. The harvest is harvested at the end of July.

The adaptation of “Cheburashka” is good. To reproduce, strawberries produce enough tendrils to form a new bed.

The variety is characterized by the following parameters:

1. High frost resistance.
2. Fast regeneration of plants after frost.
3. Great educational ability.
4. Strong immunity to diseases and pests.

The disadvantage of the Cheburashka variety is that it has weak transportable properties.

The best varieties of remontant strawberries with photos and descriptions

These are varieties that allow you to harvest from the garden several times.

Queen Elizabeth II

Large-fruited variety. The weight of the berries ranges from 40 to 60 g. Their pulp is dense, elastic, and tastes sweet.

The ripening of the berries occurs on a par with ordinary early varieties of strawberries; the end of this period occurs at the beginning of the very first frosts. To obtain earlier and later harvests, it is recommended to cover strawberries with covering material. As a result, during the entire growing season of the plant, you can harvest up to five times.

Monterey

Large-fruited, bears fruit continuously. The berry is quite large, weighing up to 30 g, and tastes sweet.

The harvest is quite high. When grown in a greenhouse in winter, it also gives a good harvest. Can also be grown in an apartment. The variety is drought tolerant, but needs good watering. However, it is not adapted to low temperatures, so it needs to be covered for the winter. Relatively resistant to diseases and pests.

Temptation F1

The hybrid bears fruit from May to autumn, until the onset of frost. Fruiting is abundant; one bush can have 20 or more flower stalks. Fruiting occurs within a month and a half after the seedlings are planted in the ground. The berries grow large, up to 30 g, and up to 1.5 kg of berries can be collected from one bush.

The fruit has a specific, nutmeg taste, the flesh is dense and juicy. The peduncles are long, which makes the variety suitable for decorative landscaping. As a result of year-round fruiting, it can be grown not only in the garden, but also on the balcony and in a pot.

Moscow delicacy

A remontant variety with early ripening. Fruiting lasts until autumn and is quite abundant. The weight of the berries can be from 15 g to 35 g. The color of the berries is red, round in shape, and tastes a little like cherries. The bush is powerful, the peduncle is tall, but does not droop down.

Other features of the variety include frost resistance and disease resistance.

Evie 2

The variety is also large-fruited with good taste. The berry is round in shape and weighs from 25 g. Their pulp is juicy and fleshy. The harvests are stable and the berries are the same in each harvest.

Resistant to temperature changes, drought and other adverse weather conditions. One of the advantages of the variety is the ability to grow it in the same place without updating it for almost two years.

Albion

The variety produces few tendrils, the bushes are large and have good disease resistance. Peduncles slightly raised. The berries are cone-shaped, rich red in color. And their weight is from 30 to 50 g. The pulp has a pinkish scarlet color, the taste is sweet and aromatic. Moreover, an interesting property is observed: the longer the berries are left on the bush, the sweeter they will be.

After the first harvest, which takes place very early, the plant does not bear fruit for up to three weeks - it rests, and then the harvest can be harvested continuously until autumn. During the season you can remove up to 2 kg of berries from the bush.

It is cold and drought resistant, but not as much as previous varieties.

Queen Elizabeth II

Description. Strawberry variety Queen Elizabeth II of Russian selection. Remontant, large-fruited. It was bred from specially selected, most productive plants of another variety of garden strawberry - Queen Elizabeth. The newer variety bears fruit for a long time, is highly resistant to weather conditions, as well as to all pests, with the exception of the weevil. Berries are subject to transportation.

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The quality of fruits of the Queen Elizabeth II variety is affected by the humidity of the crop. Prefers to grow in a sunny place.

What varieties of remontant strawberries are for Siberia

Siberia is a region with rather difficult climatic conditions. Summer is sometimes unpredictable and short-lived. Remontant varieties that bear fruit several times per season are well suited for this region.

Garland

The variety is early ripening. The yield is quite high - from 1 to 1.2 kg per bush. The berries are medium-sized and regular in shape, typical of strawberries.

The peduncles are straight and strong, which allows the berry not to bend towards the ground. The leaves are large.

The variety is resistant to frost and many diseases typical of strawberries. However, it does not like waterlogging, as a result of which it is susceptible to diseases.

Tanyusha

Refers to mid-season. The fruits are round, their tip is pointed. The berries are not large, weigh up to 20 g. They taste sweet, with a slight sourness.

The plant is well resistant to diseases and low temperatures. Unpretentious in cultivation. Berries are poorly stored.

In addition to using fresh berries, you can make preserves and jams from them. Many gardeners grow this variety as an ornamental variety; it blooms beautifully.

Temptation

The bushes are compact, the leaves are large, and there are a lot of tendrils. Each shoot produces up to 20 flowers, which gives a good yield - up to 1.5 kg per bush.

The berries are the same size, the pulp is tender. One of the positive qualities of the variety is its rapid ripening and long-term fruiting. Resistant to frost. However, with poor or insufficient watering, it can produce a very low yield.

Kama

The variety is early ripening. When grown in open ground, it bears fruit in May, and in greenhouse conditions - in April. The bushes are quite compact, the peduncles are large, and few tendrils are formed.

The yield is good; with proper care, up to 1 kg of crop can be harvested from one bush. The berries are bright red in color and triangular in shape. The first harvest is quite good, the weight of the berries can reach 65 g. Subsequent harvests produce fruits weighing from 30 to 40 g.

Geneva

The bushes are low, compact, with many leaves and few tendrils. The berries are medium in size, weight up to 50 g, elongated in shape. They taste sweet. After the first harvest, the plant rests for two weeks, then begins to bloom again. The second harvest is already somewhat larger than the first. The berries ripen at the same time.

It is undemanding in cultivation, but requires fertilization, moistening and loosening. Disease resistant.

Junia Smides

The ripening period of the variety is average. The bush is tall, with many leaves and tendrils. The fruits are cone-shaped and have a bright pink color. The taste is sweet and sour. The fruits weigh about 30 g, but with subsequent harvests their weight decreases to 10 g. At the same time, the yield is high - up to 2 kg of berries can be harvested from one bush.

Caring for remontant strawberries

After planting, the further growth of strawberries depends on you. One wrong step and the plant may suffer, so it is important to know the rules of care.

Soil treatment

For better plant development and a rich harvest, the soil should be loosened and weeded regularly. This is done in order to saturate the soil with oxygen and help the roots grow. There are times when the roots come out to the surface of the soil, in which case it is necessary to add soil.

Watering

Remontant strawberries need timely and good watering; there is even a whole scheme for exactly how to water them. If you have just planted a seedling, then you need to water it every day for several days, later watering is reduced to 2 times a week. If the plant has already wintered, then only a few waterings are enough for a month. The main thing is that after watering, a layer of soil of 3 centimeters remains moist. It should be watered with warm water.

Top dressing

Remontant strawberries bear fruit several times a season, and if the soil is not fertilized, the taste of the berries will deteriorate, the berries will become watery, sour, and lose their sweetness. For good growth and a rich harvest of remontant strawberries, it is very important to apply mineral and organic fertilizers on time.

Pay special attention to autumn feeding; it is carried out after the end of fruiting and is necessary so that the plant overwinters well and in the spring nutrients are retained in the soil for the new season.

For autumn feeding, slurry, bird droppings, or mullein are best suited.

Mineral mixtures

The first fertilizing with mineral fertilizers is carried out after the first harvest, a week after the start of the second flowering. For this use:

• potassium nitrate. To prepare the mineral mixture, you will need to dilute 1 teaspoon of the dry mixture with 10 liters of water. To fertilize one bush you will need 400 milliliters;
• potassium sulfate. To prepare the solution, you need to dilute 40 grams of the dry mixture with 10 liters of water. With this amount of solution you can fertilize about 3 meters of the bed.

It is best to fertilize with mineral mixtures after rain. Or, after applying fertilizer, water the beds well with plain water. This way, mineral mixtures are better and faster absorbed into the soil.

Do not fertilize strawberries when the fruit has already set, there is a risk of these mixtures getting on the berries, which can negatively affect your health.

Organic fertilizers

Organic fertilizers are applied to the soil in the fall, then during spring planting it will be enriched with nutrients and additional organic fertilizer will not be required. The first fertilizing with organic fertilizers is carried out two weeks after the first fruiting. For this, a mullein solution is best suited; it is a mixture of manure and water 1:10 and infused in a dark place for 7 - 10 days.

Trimming

If you choose which pruning is better, spring or autumn, then you should give preference to spring pruning. But regardless of the season, during pruning you need to remove damaged and diseased leaves and tendrils. It is also recommended not to allow the flowers to fade completely.

Preparing for winter

In order to prepare strawberries for wintering, several steps must be taken. The first stage is mulching. The best materials for mulching are grass clippings and fallen leaves, tree bark or sawdust. Next is shelter. Covering strawberries is a very important stage of preparation if snowless winters come to your region. For this, pine needles or spunboard are often used.

The largest varieties of strawberries with photographs and descriptions

Some large-fruited varieties have already been mentioned earlier. This is Lord and Gigantella Maxim. Here I will give a few more varieties characterized by similar indicators.

Black Prince

The variety belongs to the mid-early variety. It differs in that it can grow in one place for up to 7-8 years.

The bushes are wide and have many leaves. With good care it can produce at least 1 kg per bush. The berries are conical in shape, dark red in color, weighing about 60 g. The pulp is dense and juicy. The taste of the berries is sweet and sour.

The variety is frost-resistant, resistant to many diseases, but is susceptible to the transparent strawberry mite.

In addition to fresh consumption, it is also suitable for canning.

Giant Journey

The variety is mid-early. Just like the previous long-growing one. In one place it can be grown for up to 6-7 years without replanting.

The berries are large, weigh up to 100 g. The average weight reaches 50 g. The shape of the berries is rounded and elongated, the color is dark red. The pulp is dense and juicy, the taste is sweet.

The bushes are powerful and tall, the leaves are large. Productivity is up to 1.5 kg per bush, which is quite stable.

Frost-resistant, resistant to drought and various diseases.

Tsunaki

Medium-late variety, bred in Japan. In one place, without transplanting, it can bear fruit for up to 6 years.

The berries are uneven and comb-shaped in shape. The weight reaches 130 g, the average weight is up to 70 g. The pulp of the berries is dense and juicy. It tastes sweet with a nutmeg aftertaste.

The bushes are powerful, up to 60 cm in height. The peduncles are strong. With proper care, you can get up to 2 kg of berries from one bush.

Drainage layer and choice of predecessors

To protect the Sweet Ann strawberry variety in case of limited choice of location, you can manually build a drainage layer that performs a protective function. The work itself is not difficult, but such care will protect the strawberries from the negative effects of excess moisture.

When planting, it is important to pay attention to what predecessors a given variety had before choosing a location. It is worth remembering that berries share common diseases with a number of crops. Residues that could remain in the soil and will subsequently be transferred to the Sweet Ann variety. The worst predecessors are potatoes, cucumbers and tomatoes. Strawberries will feel good in the place where marigolds, legumes, and herbs grew.

Strawberry varieties for the greenhouse all year round

Growing strawberries throughout the year will allow you to constantly have delicious berries on your table. However, this requires certain conditions, the main one of which is greenhouses, where this berry is grown.

Not all varieties are suitable for greenhouses. It is best to select with high yield.

Octave

The bush of the variety is medium spreading, small. The flower stalks are powerful, rise above the bush and hold the berries well, preventing them from falling.

The berries are large, weigh up to 40 g, have a conical shape, and are dark red in color. The pulp is dense and juicy, the taste is slightly sour, aromatic.

It bears fruit quite early, the first harvest can be obtained in mid-May. The variety is resistant to a number of diseases and drought.

Honey

The bush is quite powerful, with an extensive root system. Peduncles are powerful. The berry is conical in shape, weighs up to 40 g. The pulp is dense. The taste changes: at the beginning of the season it is sweet and sour, and towards the end it becomes sweeter. However, this may cause the berries to become smaller.

The fruits are stored for only up to three days, but are well transported. The variety is frost-resistant and heat-resistant. Resistant to diseases.

Christine

Large-fruited variety with a powerful bush. However, it differs from the previous ones in having long and less strong peduncles, so they cannot hold the berries.

The berry has an orange-red color and a standard strawberry shape.

The variety stores well.

Brighton

The variety is day-neutral, and therefore suitable for regions with a small number of sunny days. The bush is powerful, there are few leaves, but there are many flower stalks.

The berries are large, irregularly conical in shape, and have a rich red-orange color.

The pulp is dense, sweet, and has a pineapple flavor. It blooms intensely and profusely, regardless of the presence or absence of light.

The variety is resistant to diseases.

Bolero

The berries are elongated, red-orange in color. The bush is distinguished by the absence of mustaches. The variety bears fruit for a long time, but requires a lot of sunlight. At the same time, it is not demanding when it comes to placement in a greenhouse; it can be planted densely. It grows in one place for up to 5 years.

Resistant to powdery mildew and rot.

Preparing for landing

Cheburashka strawberries are planted in spring or autumn. For spring planting - in mid-May, for autumn - early August. Planting in August is necessary so that young bushes can take root well and become stronger before the onset of frost.

The soil for planting should be prepared in advance. It is advisable to grow the variety on land where green manure, as well as marigolds and calendula previously grew. They serve as green fertilizer, saturating the soil with nitrogen, loosening and lightening the soil, and repelling pests.

Strawberries require a high place, well heated by the sun. Garden strawberries do not like waterlogged soil, so you need to ensure good drainage and not plant where there is a risk of moisture stagnation.

Before planting in the fall, the beds are prepared in the spring. The soil needs to be dug up using a shovel, while adding fertilizers: a solution of wood ash (1 liter per 1 sq. m), humus or compost (2 buckets per 1 sq. m), any organic matter in large quantities. You need to apply a lot of fertilizers at once in order to feed the strawberries less during the growth period. Snow water dissolves nutritional supplements to the required concentration.

Landing

The recommended planting scheme is as follows:

The rows should be made high in the form of windrows (as when hilling potatoes). Some gardeners cover their beds with black agrofibre to protect against weeds and retain moisture. Cuts are made in the covering material for each bush.

Before planting strawberries, it is necessary to water the soil, avoiding excessive waterlogging. Next, small holes are dug and seedlings are placed in them. Planting bushes must be lowered vertically into the hole, straightening all the roots. Then fill it with soil and compact it on the sides. The center of the outlet should not be covered with earth.

Cheburashka strawberries need regular watering. This especially applies to young bushes. However, there is no need to overwater strawberries, because overwatering can lead to rotting of the root system and the death of the plant. Drought will also adversely affect the development and fruiting of the variety. It is recommended to water the plantings as they dry out. Once or twice a week is a sufficient frequency of watering for Cheburashka.

If the soil is prepared correctly and a lot of fertilizers are applied, then the strawberries will have enough nutrients for 3 years. No fertilizing is required.

Regular weeding and loosening the soil are necessary activities that must be carried out when growing strawberries.

The mustaches that appear on the “Cheburashka” bushes in the summer must be cut off, because these shoots draw out the strength and growth energy from the plantings. You only need to leave 2-3 good strong shoots for further propagation.

Before wintering, strawberry bushes are covered with spruce branches. In addition, strawberries stay warm in winter under snow cover. If the winter is not snowy enough, you can throw a small snowdrift on top of the spruce branches on top of the garden bed.

What varieties of strawberries are for the Primorsky Territory

Primorye has a rather humid climate, which can lead to rot on plants. Therefore, to grow strawberries in this region, moisture-tolerant varieties are needed. The most popular are Saratovskaya early, Orlets and Prisvyat.

Orlets

Medium early variety. The berries are dense, aromatic with good taste. However, the shape is uneven and unequal. Resistant to gray rot.

Prisvyat

High-yielding variety with large and even berries. The taste is good and aromatic. With medium ripening, winter-hardy.

Arosa

Medium late variety. The yield is quite high and amounts to about 1 kg per bush. The weight of the berries reaches 45 g, their color is orange-red. The pulp is medium dense, juicy.

Winter-hardy and drought-resistant. Practically not susceptible to diseases.

Gum

Early ripening variety. The berries ripen simultaneously and are large in size. The pulp is juicy and tender. Productivity is stable and high.

Resistant to powdery mildew and leaf spot. When growing, periodic and timely watering is necessary.

Darenka

An early variety, resistant to low temperatures - cold-resistant. It is unpretentious when grown, but fertilizing and regular watering are necessary.

The berries are large, weigh up to 40 g, dark red in color. The pulp is sweet and aromatic. The yield is high, the berries ripen together, at the same time. The variety is resistant to diseases such as gray rot.

Growing rules

Remontant strawberries 2022, like any other berry, require attention. True, if crops that bear fruit once a year get by with a single fertilizing and regular watering, varieties with repeated fruiting need weekly fertilization. Due to the rapid growth of leaves and flowering, which continues throughout the season, strawberries require constant feeding, consisting of mineral and nitrogen fertilizers. It is recommended to feed the plant alternating chicken droppings with horse manure, vegetable peelings, sour milk or eggshells.

It is better to carry out work in the morning, when the sun does not begin to fall on the leaves. This approach can protect the leaves from burning if liquid complementary food gets on them.

Watering the plant is limited to settling water at room temperature. By replacing it with a hose, the summer resident risks not only reducing the number of fruitings, but also reducing the size of the berries to a minimum.

Strawberry varieties for growing all year round at home

Strawberries can be grown not only in your summer cottage, but also at home. Here it is grown either on balconies or in pots on the windowsill. Unlike in the garden, strawberries are grown at home not for their berries, but as an ornamental plant that blooms beautifully.

Not every variety is suitable for this. It is best to grow remontant strawberries at home with neutral daylight hours.

Tristan F1

The variety is a hanging variety, remontant. It is therefore well suited for growing in pots. It is cold-resistant and shade-tolerant. It has few whiskers, its shoots are up to 100 cm long.

The berries are small, weighing up to 30 g, oblong in shape. You can remove up to 1 kg of berries from a bush - this is within a year. The taste of the berries is sweet and aromatic.

Homemade delicacy

It is positioned as a balcony variety. The bush is compact with small berries, rich red in color. The weight of the berries is about 40 g. They taste sweet and sour.

Peduncles are long. The variety is remontant.

Moscow delicacy

In terms of characteristics, it is almost similar to the previous variety. It has a high yield and, with proper care, can produce up to 1.5 kg of berries per bush. The berries taste sweet and sour, but with the aroma of strawberries and cherries.

Looks very good on balconies and in flowerpots.

Lyubava

The variety is remontant and does not require pollination. Forms few whiskers. The berries are small - up to 45 g in weight. However, the yield is good; you can get up to 2 kg from a bush. But this is subject to growing in a greenhouse. At home, on the windowsill, you will get slightly fewer berries. The berries have a sweet taste.

Strawberry Tuscany

A hybrid variety of small size, height up to 15 cm. The leaves are dark green, the flowers are dark pink. The berries are cone-shaped. The peduncles are long, flowering occurs almost continuously, which allows the variety to be grown as an ornamental one.

Resistant to frost and drought. The harvest is also good.

Experts spoke about the differences between local and imported strawberries

Kuban strawberries versus imported ones. Which berry is there more on the shelves in the region?

This week the local one is confidently winning, it is mostly sold and taken. But how long will this last?

A real “German” has been living in Lidia Tkacheva’s garden for many years. “Mitze Schindler” is a strawberry variety that meets all GOST standards. And its aroma and sweet taste can only be compared with heavenly fruits, says the summer resident. Therefore, people are put on a waiting list to buy berries.

“It tastes like strawberry and raspberry, a little mixed. Everyone loves it - both customers and all my relatives. They just order from me. I choose and bring as many as I have chosen,” says Lidiya Tkacheva, a summer resident.

The variety was created in Germany before World War II by breeder Mitze Schindler, a relative of Oskar Schindler, who saved 1,200 Jews during the Holocaust. For a long time, this type of strawberry was very popular in Russia. But now it is rare and only on private plots. Even pensioner Lidia Tkacheva considers this variety non-commercial - the berries quickly lose their marketable appearance. And for the modern buyer, the picture is more important than taste.

“I look at beauty. In general, I like the fruit to be beautiful, and then the taste,” admits Arleta Petrosyan, a resident of Krasnodar.

Therefore, 90% of the strawberries on the Kuban markets, although grown in the region, are of Italian and American varieties. Their main feature is commercial appeal. The entrepreneur is guaranteed a high harvest, large, dense berries of bright red color. With this color, strawberries seem fresh, even if they have been lying on the counter for a week. Russian varieties cannot boast of such a set of useful market properties.

— The berry is very tender. Its only commercial feature is its bright orange and bright red color. It is believed that it is stored for a long time and will retain its natural shine for a long time.

Cheburashka strawberries are the right color, but due to their softness, the berry is difficult to transport. By the time you get it to the counter, it will drain. Another local variety, Nelly, is dark and quickly loses its marketable appearance. But in terms of taste, all Russian varieties confidently outperform foreign ones.

“If we evaluate them by taste, then Italian and American varieties are scored from 3.5 to 4 points. Our domestic varieties range from 4 to 4.5 points, sometimes even higher. Of course, ours are tastier,” says Valentina Yakovenko, senior researcher at the North Caucasus Institute of Horticulture and Viticulture.

Before one or another foreign variety is grown in Kuban, it is tested.

“Producers demand that there be a harvest and large berries. And consumers demand that it be sweet, not only fruitful. It seems that of the four varieties, “Syria” is the sweetest, most productive, and most productive,” explains Olga Gorelikova, junior researcher at the Crimean Experimental Breeding Station.

Now the choice of varieties in the markets of Kuban is huge, there are also Kuban, American, and Italian. There is even a Dutch pineberry - a white berry with a pineapple flavor. But such diversity will not last long. In two weeks, most of the Kuban strawberries will disappear from the shelves and the season will end. Only imported goods will remain.

But how to choose good quality strawberries? This question naturally interests every buyer. Some, for example, believe that a fragrant berry will definitely be tasty, others say: if you want to find a sweet strawberry, take small ones. But these, unfortunately, are myths. According to breeders, the only way to find a good berry so that it is aromatic, tasty, and sweet is to simply take it and try it.

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Types of garden strawberries

Strawberries grown in the garden come in several types. Each species, in turn, includes various varieties that share some common qualities.

1. Remontant varieties are capable of producing crops two or more times in one season. It is not surprising that such varieties are gaining increasing popularity. However, you need to understand that remontant strawberries are especially capricious in care, demanding on soil, watering, fertilizing, and the lifespan of plants is usually 1-3 years.
2. Large-fruited varieties allow you to collect up to one and a half kilograms of berries from one plant. These varieties, for the most part, are resistant to unfavorable conditions, diseases, pests, and bear fruit for 5-8 years in a row.
3. Early strawberry varieties are highly resistant to frost, begin to bear fruit in early May, are unpretentious, and are suitable for cultivation in various regions.
4. Mid-season varieties ripen stably, since fruiting occurs in mid-summer, are resistant to gray rot, and are distinguished by a variety of taste qualities and berry sizes.
5. Late-ripening varieties are distinguished by high yield and taste of berries, but are not suitable for regions with short summers and cold climates; for the winter they need to be covered with spruce branches or other material.