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Fruiting Season: Everbearing (Day Neutrals)

Seascape Everbearing (Day Neutrals)

Seascape
U.S. Plant Patent #7,614

The University of California breeding program released this variety in 1992. This day-neutral has been highly successful for north eastern growers for summer and fall production.  The plants have the potential to be the most productive of any day-neutral.  The berries are large, firm and have good flavor when picked ripe from the plant.  

 

 

  • Plants
  • Price
  • Enter Qty
25
$12.00
50
$18.50
100
$30.00
500
$80.00
1000
$129.00
5000
$615.00
25000+
$2,900.00
Berry Size:
Large
Best in Zones:
4 - 9
Firmness:
Firm
Flavor:
Good
Freezing Quality:
Good
Resistant to:
n/a
Plants orders shipping to CA, OR, WA and HI will be charged a $15.00 fee for phytosanitary inspection.

 

  • All plants are dormant,bare root, plants.
  • We only ship plants in the spring.
  • We ship online orders in US only.
  • Plant immediately upon receipt.

How to Plant Strawberries

Nourse Farms fields

Check our Steps to Success for Strawberries

Planting Information for Strawberries

Spacing

  • 12"–18" between plants unless otherwise noted
  • 3’–4’ between rows
  • Depth – see our Planting Guide for detailed charts

Irrigation

  • Water thoroughly after planting
  • 1"–2" rainfall or equivalent per week, depending on soil

Fertilization

  • Mix ½–1 lb of 10–10–10 per 100 sq ft into soil before planting
  • Add supplementary fertilizer in July and August
  • pH: 6.5–6.8

Weed Control

  • Prepare your site prior to planting
  • Control weeds before they start with a granular herbicide
  • Proper mulching will aid in weed control

Rennovation

  • Do not renovate Day-neutral varieties
  • As soon as berries are harvested mow or clip off leaves to 3" taking care to not injure the crowns
  • Use a mulching bag or rake trimmings off the bed to prevent disease
  • Rototill the edges of the bed, narrowing it to 12"–15"
  • Remove some plants within the row leaving 3"–5" between remaining ones

Winter Protection

  • Cover plants with straw to protect the crowns
  • Apply mulch after several good frosts
  • Remove mulch in early spring before new growth