GSB ECS-78-01-01 Strawberry Tristar User Guide

: June 17, 2024
: GSB

Table of Contents

GSB ECS-78-01-01 Strawberry Tristar
Specifications
PLANTING & CARE INSTRUCTIONS
About Strawberries
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
References
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GSB ECS-78-01-01 Strawberry Tristar

Specifications

Product: Strawberry Tristar
Model Numbers: ECS-78-01-01, ECS-78-02-02, ECS-79-40-04
Product Manual Version: 01-09-23
Size: #1
Hardiness Zone: 3-9
Planting Time: Spring to Summer
Harvest Time: Early Summer to Fall
Pollination: Self-pollinating
GMO-Free

PLANTING & CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Soil Preparation

Great gardens start with great soil!
Soil preparation is essential for successful gardening.

Healthy soil should have good tilth, nutrient content, and a viable population of beneficial microorganisms. We recommend using natural and organic ingredients to prepare the soil and maintain soil fertility. It is always a good idea to have a soil test to identify your soil type (sandy, loam, silt, clay) and find out your soil pH.

NOTE : It is important to store correctly until planting. Store in a cool, dry place with plenty of air circulation. Plant in spring as soon as the ground has thawed and the soil has warmed to 50°F and is workable. Usually 4-6 weeks after the last frost.

Strawberry Planting Instructions

Plant strawberries in the spring after the ground has thawed and there is no longer danger of frost.
Soak plants in water a few minutes before planting.
Choose a location with well-drained soil that receives full sun. Loosen soil before planting.
Dig a hole in loosened soil as deep as the roots and about twice as wide. Be sure the hole is large enough to encompass the roots without bending them. Place plants in the hole with the roots down and the crown/top of the roots about 1” below the soil surface. Keep any sprouting above the soil surface.
Space each plant 12” apart in rows 3’ apart.
Cover with soil and water well so that the soil settles. Keep soil moist during periods of dry weather but do not overwater.
- Remove the first flowers and runners that grow so plants can direct energy into establishing a strong root system.
- Plants will produce a small amount of fruit after being planted, with more plentiful crops occurring on plants that are 2-4 years old.

About Strawberries

Garden State Bulb Strawberry Everbearing fruit plants come from our farms and growers in the US. Each root is hand-picked and checked for quality before shipment. Everbearing Strawberries are easy to grow, delicious to eat, and lovely to look at in your garden! Known for their sweet flavor and vibrant color, you can savor these homegrown strawberries from spring until fall. They are perfect for making jellies, sauces, canning, freezing, or enjoying fresh. In the first season, you can expect a handful of berries, followed by a higher yield in the second growing season, and a full harvest by the fourth growing season. The Strawberry Everbearing plant is highly regarded for its size, flavor, beauty, and ability to withstand winter conditions.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. How long can you wait to plant strawberry bare roots?
- A. You can delay planting the bare roots for approximately two to three weeks if you can keep them from drying out.
Q. How many years will strawberries produce fruit after planting?
- A. Strawberry plants can typically produce fruit for up to 4 or 5 years depending on climate and soil conditions.
Q. What should not be planted near strawberries?
- A. We recommend strawberries to not be planted alongside nightshades like eggplant, potato, or tomatoes, mint or okra.

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