Strawberry Plants
Varieties
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BISH was released by North Carolina Agricultural Research Service in 2002. (Experimental variety name NC95-08) It is a plasticulture-adapted variety developed from the cross FL87-210 / Delmarvel. The plant’s characteristics are very similar to Delmarvel and it produces more fruit and larger fruit. Bish is significantly more resistant to anthracnose fruit rot (Colletotrichum acutatum) in comparison with standard plasticulture varieties. It is equal to or better than Chandler for all fruit traits (appearance, firmness, symmetry, skin color, flesh color, skin toughness, flavor) except flesh color. It has better flavor than Camarosa, and is equal to or better for appearance, symmetry and skin color. Flesh color, fruit firmness and skin toughness are adequate. Bish is best adapted from the southern Appalachians up through the Middle Atlantic states.
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CAMAROSA was released by University of California. It is a strawberry variety developed from Douglas / Cal 85.218-605. Plant growth is similar to ‘Chandler’. Compared to Chandler, leaf color is distinctly lighter on the underside. Individual leaflets for Camarosa are larger, somewhat longer and narrower than for Chandler. Leaves (including petioles) are similar in length to Chandler, but are much broader. Petioles are thicker and stiffer than those of Chandler. Color of Camarosa leaves are darker green in comparison with Chandler. Leaves of Camarosa are less concave than leaves of Chandler. US Plant Patent PP8,708.
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CAMINO REAL is a new and distinct short-day strawberry cultivar. Attractive mostly symmetrical-conic fruit of very good quality typically is formed in a good yield. The fruit flavor is good and the fraction of non-marketable fruit tends to be low. The growth habit is very compact. Relatively small broad concave leaflets are formed that display semi-pointed serrations.
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CHANDLER was released by University of California. It is a strawberry variety developed from Douglas / C55. Leaflets of Chandler are about the same size as those of `Tioga` averaging about one serration more per terminal half leaf. Leaves are about the same color and intensity as those of Tioga, 2.5GY4/3 (Munsell Color System-Nickerson Color Fan).
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FESTIVAL was released by Florida Foundation Seed Producers, Inc in 2000. It is a plasticulture-adapted short-day strawberry variety developed from the cross of Rosa Linda / Oso Grande. Average height and width for mature plants is 23 and 30 cm respectively. Average petiole length and diameter is 120 mm and 3.5 mm respectively Petioles have medium pubescence. Average length and breadth of terminal leaflets is 78 and 73 mm respectively. Average length and breadth of secondary leaflets is 69 and 72 mm respectively. Leaflet margins are crenate and average 21 serrations per terminal leaflet, and 26 serrations per secondary leaflet. The upper leaf surface is dark grey-green color, and the lower leaf surface is a light grey-green color. Petiole color is medium yellow-green. US PLANT PATENT NUMBER PP14,739. Unauthorized Propagation Prohibited.
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MATTED ROW VARIETIES - Albritton, Allstar, Apollo, Araza, Atlas, Cardinal, Carmine, Delmarvel, Earlibrite, Gemstar, Latestar, Northeaster, Pelican, Surecrop and Titan
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SWEET CHARLIE It is a strawberry variety developed from FL 80-456 / Pajaro. Plants of Sweet Charlie are smaller and more compact when compared to Camarosa. Leaves are generally slightly cupped, medium to dark green, and semi-glossy. US Plant Patent PP8,729.
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TREASURE was released by J & P Research, Inc. (Peggy Chang), in 2000. It is a plasticulture-adapted short-day strawberry variety developed from the cross of A3 (an unpatented J&P selection) / Oso Grande. Average height and width for mature plants is 19 and 37 cm respectively. Average petiole length and diameter is 203 mm and 3 mm respectively Petioles have heavy pubescence. Average length and breadth of terminal leaflets is 62 and 61 mm respectively. Shape of terminal leaflet is orbicular with serrulate margin (average of 19 serrations per terminal leaflet). Petiole pubescence is heavy. The frequency of bracts that occur on the petioles of Treasure is 64%, whereas there are none on Camarosa. Stolon has high anthocyanin coloration. US PLANT PATENT NUMBER PP12,414. Unauthorized Propagation Prohibited.
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WINTER DAWN is an early variety from Florida with prolific runners.
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