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Strawberry Input

cactuspaul Tulsa zone7

9 years ago

I am picking strawberries right now and while I have a prolific variety (Ozark Beauty) I was thinking of adding one or two other varieties. What does well in hot and often drought conditions in Oklahoma. I am looking for taste as well as fast growing. My strawberries are in full sun but after fruiting and in the heat of the summer require shade cloth. If anyone in the Tulsa area would be interested in trading strawberries that would be cool. Thanks Paul

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mulberryknob
9 years ago
I'm in eastern Ok 2 hours east of Tulsa. We love Earlyglow for flavor. They're not the biggest, but mighty tasty. We did lose a few plants despite watering last summer, but you'd never know it to look at the patch now.
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