Strawberries Unblivby
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30 bare roots
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30 bare roots
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bare roots Strawberry
Grown for one season in open fields, developing strong root systems and growing tips. Lifted during the dormant winter season. Very economical way to buy strawberry plants.
Strawberry 'Allegro' (Early) ‘Mara de Bois’ (Everbearer)
This variety of strawberry can be grown in the ground as well as pots, containers and hanging baskets. Enjoy these much sought after fruits from June to September.
Mar | Harvest Jun-Oct
10605909 | 10 bare roots 10605910 | 30 bare roots
£12.99 £25.98
The Big Crop Strawberry Collection
Large and heavy cropping collection contains 'Vibrant'A (early), 'Marshmellow'B
(main) and 'Malwina'C 4.6/5
Harvest Jun-Sep 10605865 | 15 bare roots, 5 of each
10605864 | 30 bare roots, 10 of each
Buy individually ‘Vibrant’A
(Early)
High yielding, rich red, glossy, perfectly-shaped berries. 10605851 | 10 bare roots 10605852 | 30 bare roots
‘Marshmello’B
BUY 30 BARE ROOTS SAVE £11.99* (Main)
10605853 | 10 bare roots 10605854 | 30 bare roots
‘Malwina’C
BUY 30 BARE ROOTS SAVE £10.99* (Late)
Handsome dark red fruits with red flesh and big flavour. 10605859 | 10 bare roots
10605860 | 30 bare roots BUY 30 BARE ROOTS SAVE £11.99* *Compared to buying individually 50 Shop online
marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555
£11.99 £23.98
£10.99 £21.98
£11.99 £23.98
4.7/5 C
£15.99 £26.97
(late). 30 collection A Buy
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A NEW variety specially picked for growers with soil disease issues who are unable to rotate with other crops. This variety is vigorous and has exceptional resistance to soil borne diseases, plus resistance to Bortytis and Mildew.
Harvest Jun-Jul 10606139 | 10 bare roots
10606140 | 30 bare roots
£11.99 £23.98
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5/5
“The swetst strawbry I have eve tatd” - Ramod Blanc
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