Strawberries Strawberry Long Cropping Collection


Enjoy harvesting delicious strawberries right through late spring and through the summer. Cropping in succession, so you are never without fresh and juicy strawberries.


Harvest May-Sep 10605868 | 15 bare roots, 5 of each


10606046 | 30 bare roots, 10 of each


Buy individually ‘Christine’A


£15.99 £26.97


B (Early)


One of the sweetest early varieties 10605877 | 10 bare roots 10605878 | 30 bare roots


‘Cambridge Favourite’B


BUY 30 BARE ROOTS SAVE £13.99* (Maincrop)


Very popular heavy cropper, juicy fruits. 10605855 | 10 bare roots 10605856 | 30 bare roots


‘Flamenco’C


BUY 30 BARE ROOTS SAVE £9.99* (Everbearer)


10605862 | 10 bare roots 10605863 | 30 bare roots


BUY 30 BARE ROOTS SAVE £12.99*


B ‘Marhmlo’ A


A collection


SAVE £8*


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Unusual NEW vriy


30 bare roots


SAVE £12.99*


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£12.99 £25.98


C


£9.99 £19.98


£11.99 £21.98


30 collection


SAVE £7*


Buy A


Delivery Oct-Dec


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‘Chritne'


Strawberry 'Sweetest Tasting' Collection Nothing tastes like a homegrown strawberry


and these are THE sweetest, juiciest varieties you can buy. A great value collection containing A, ‘Marshmello’B and ‘Sweetheart’C.


‘Christine’


Harvest Jun-Jul ‘Christine’A


10605877 | 10 bare roots BUY COLLECTION 10606134 | 30 bare roots, 10 of each £26.97 *Compared to buying individually For exclusive offers sign up for our emails at marshallsgarden.com 51 £11.99


‘Marshmello’B 10605853 | 10 bare roots £10.99 ‘Sweetheart’C 10605829 | 10 bare roots


£11.99 C 5/5 Strawberry ‘Snow White’


An unusual white variety with vivid red seeds that will make a refreshing change in fruit salads. The fruits have a lovely flavour, similar to pineapples.


Harvest Jun-Jul 10605544 | 10 bare roots


10605875 | 30 bare roots


£12.99 £25.98


‘Swetart’


Soft Fruit Plants


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