Shuksan Strawberry

Shuksan strawberries are named after Mt. Shuksan, a notable peak located in Washington state.  This variety is easy to grow and perfect for containers.  Shuksan strawberries are cold hardy, disease resistant and forgiving when planted in areas with less than perfect drainage. They product huge, sweet berries that are excellent for making preserves and jam, freezing or eating fresh.

Sun Exposure

• full sun (six to eight hours)

Soil pH

• 6.0 to 7.0

Hardiness Zones

• 4 to 9

Spacing

• 12 inches apart
• space rows 3-4 feet apart

Moisture

• 1 inch per week

Notes

• prefers well-drained soil
• high yield
• self fertile
• ripens in June
• use straw mulch to keep berries clean and to deter slugs

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