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seascape strawberry seeds

seascape strawberry seeds Seascape Strawberry Plants

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seascape strawberry seeds Seascape Strawberry PlantsSeascape Strawberry is a popular day neutral (everbearing) strawberry variety developed by the University of California and released in 1992. Known for its large, glossy deep red berries and exceptional sweetness, Seascape produces continuous harvests from late spring through summer and into fall. This heat tolerant, highly productive variety is especially valued for its firm fruit, outstanding flavor, and strong disease resistance. Whether enjoyed

Seascape Strawberry is a popular day-neutral (everbearing) strawberry variety developed by the University of California and released in 1992. Known for its large, glossy deep-red berries and exceptional sweetness, Seascape produces continuous harvests from late spring through summer and into fall. This heat-tolerant, highly productive variety is especially valued for its firm fruit, outstanding flavor, and strong disease resistance. Whether enjoyed fresh, baked into desserts, or preserved, Seascape delivers reliable harvests and excellent garden performance across a wide range of climates.

Plants are shipped as dormant bare-root in bundles of 10 or 25 plants.

SHIPPING INFO: This product begins shipping in March. We will try to ship within the ideal planting window for your growing zone.

Why Grow Seascape Strawberry?
• Day-neutral variety for continuous harvest from late spring through fall
• Produces large, glossy berries with excellent sweet flavor
• Heat tolerant and performs well in warmer climates
• Strong disease resistance and low-maintenance growth
• Great for fresh eating, baking, freezing, and preserving

Growing Information
🌱 Plant Type: Bare root strawberry (day-neutral / everbearing)
🌱 Hardiness Zones: 4–8 (may remain evergreen in warmer climates)
🌱 Mature Size: Up to 12 inches tall, spreading 12–24 inches
🌱 When to Plant: Early spring, as soon as soil can be worked
🌱 When to Harvest: Late spring through fall (until frost, depending on location)

Cultivation Tips
Soil requirements: Plant in well-drained, fertile soil rich in organic matter. Incorporate compost before planting and avoid low areas where water may pool.
Sunlight: Full sun (6–8+ hours daily) for best fruit size and sweetness.
Planting depth: Set plants so the crown sits just above the soil surface—not buried and not exposed.
Spacing: About 12 inches apart (up to 18 inches for improved airflow and larger berries).
Watering: Water thoroughly after planting and maintain consistent moisture (about 1–2 inches per week, especially during fruiting). Mulching helps conserve moisture and suppress weeds.
Fertilization: Regular feeding supports continuous flowering and fruit production.
First-year care: Removing early flowers can help plants establish stronger roots, though Seascape will often still produce later in the season.
Harvesting: Pick berries when fully red and fragrant. Harvest regularly to encourage continued production.
Landscape use: Excellent for garden beds, borders, containers, ground cover, and edible landscapes.

Click here for our Strawberry Bare Root Planting Guide

History
Seascape Strawberry was bred by the University of California as part of a program focused on productivity, flavor, and heat tolerance. Since its release in 1992, Seascape has become one of the most widely grown day-neutral strawberries, valued for its vigorous growth, disease resistance, and consistently sweet fruit.

Non-GMO Commitment: At The Farm on Central, all our plants are guaranteed non-GMO and not genetically modified in any way, upholding natural breeding methods and promoting sustainable gardening and farming practices.

Growing method: Conventionally grown.

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