I dont know what variety they are but they are an heirloom variety and they grew from my sister in laws original plantings. They grew so well she had to thin them out and I received lots of plants.
I even tasted one while I was watering them and even though it wasnt completely ripe, it was so sweet. No need to add sugar to these babies.
see ya
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our Labrador eats our strawberries- you can tell she has been at them when she presents at the back door looking sheepish with a pink muzzle..........lol
I would like to send you a few little things from the Cottage as we slowly pack it away...can you email me your address and i will get it done soon........lisaanneballico@hotmail.com
smooch xx
TUM!
Ours are nearly at your stage.
We are going to net them as last year the birds raided soo many,
Love Leanne
Hello Angela
They look good enough to eat lol
I'm late with everything this year and at the rate I'm going I doubt that anything is going be in the ground at all. Well I suppose one good thing is I'll keep the local grrengrocer in business
Your Molly looks a funny one - is she good on the farm - earn her keep?
Take care
Cathy
Delicious looking strawberries. We are preparing for Winter but I'm already going trough seed catalogs and dreaming about next years garden.
i just mulched my berries for the winter and am hoping for a bumper crop in the spring. I got my plants from http://www.gardenharvestsupply.com/ProductCart/pc/Strawberry-Plants-for-Sale-Bare-rooted-Potted-Strawberries-c130.htm
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