Varieties with a late fruiting time

Varieties with a late fruiting time (late and very late):

Varieties that fruits usually in the third decade (around 20th day) of June to even the end of July*. They allow to prolong fruiting and obtain attractive crops even when the other varieties have already finished fruiting.

Despite the very small number of late varieties on the market, our nursery includes three - late and very late - good varieties. The first is the attractive BL42*Federica®, a variety resistant to frost, rain and soil-borne diseases. It is highly productive and produces very large, tasty and firm fruit. Faith is a late-season variety that ripens immediately before Malwina. Faith is characterised by large, firm fruit with a uniform conical shape and an attractive, glossy colour. It ripens at a similar time to Florence, 7–10 days after Elsanta and immediately before Malwina. Among the very late varieties, the Polish variety Hobby stands out. It starts ripening at a similar time to Florence and finishes together with Malwina. It is particularly impressive for its very high yield potential.

*The fruiting time involves traditional cultivation in Poland (Central Europe, moist continental climate) with standard weather conditions. The exact time of strawberries fruiting depends on the local environment, weather conditions in a given season as well as cultivation methods.