Get ready to enjoy a bumper crop of delicious, homegrown strawberries with our Strawberry Best Duo Collection! This unbeatable pair combines two of the most popular, high-yielding strawberry varieties: ‘Cambridge Favourite’ and ‘Honeoye’. Both are renowned for their fantastic flavour, high productivity, and ease of care – perfect for any gardener looking to grow their own sweet treats!
‘Cambridge Favourite’ is a classic variety known for its delicious, large, juicy berries and excellent flavour. It’s a proven performer that delivers high yields, perfect for jam-making, desserts, or snacking straight from the plant. Plus, it’s easy to grow and incredibly hardy, making it ideal for both novice and seasoned gardeners.
‘Honeoye’ is a top choice for those who love sweet, firm, and fragrant strawberries. It produces early-season berries that are perfect for picking when you want to beat the crowds at the supermarket and enjoy homegrown goodness right from your garden. Its excellent resistance to disease and strong growth make it a standout in your strawberry patch.
These bare root strawberries are quick to establish, offering a great return on investment in the form of sweet, vibrant fruit year after year. With the Strawberry Best Duo, you’re getting two of the most popular and productive strawberry varieties in one unbeatable package! Plant them together for a continuous supply of delicious strawberries all summer long. Whether you’re growing them in a patch, raised bed, or container, this duo is sure to provide an abundant harvest that will have you coming back for more. Don’t miss out—order your Strawberry Best Duo today and start enjoying the freshest strawberries you’ve ever tasted! Height: 20cm (8”). Spread: 30cm (12”).
Growing Information
Plant strawberry plants in September or April in a sheltered, sunny position in well drained soil. Dig in a generous helping of well rotted manure. Plant one strawberry plant every 45cm (18″) in rows spaced at 75cm (30″) apart. Spread out their roots and place them in the soil at a level where the crown of the plant is just poking above the surface. Planting too deeply may cause them to rot! Alternatively grow strawberry plants in hanging baskets or in specially designed strawberry planters for the patio.
