Strawberry Plants

Improve Your Garden’s Appeal with ‘Mount Everest’ Strawberries

Experience the joy of home gardening with ‘Mount Everest’, a unique climbing strawberry variety. This innovative plant not only adds vertical interest to your space but also produces sweet and juicy fruits over an extended season. Perfect for small gardens, balconies, or anywhere space is at a premium, ‘Mount Everest’ allows you to transform vertical spaces into lush, productive green walls.

With its long fruiting season from June to September, you’ll enjoy fresh strawberries throughout the summer. This variety is particularly known for its ability to attract pollinators, enhancing the biodiversity of your garden while ensuring a bountiful harvest. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting, ‘Mount Everest’ offers an exciting and rewarding growing experience.

‘Mount Everest’ is more than just a fruit plant; it’s a decorative feature that can beautify any outdoor area. Train its runners on trellises, in hanging baskets, or even in window boxes to enjoy not only the fruits but also the spectacle of its growth. This variety is perfect for those looking to combine aesthetic appeal with practical gardening, making it a fantastic choice for both ornamental and edible landscapes.

Features:

• Climbing habit maximises vertical space
• Extended fruiting season for longer harvests
• Pollinator-friendly, enhancing garden biodiversity
• Versatile planting options from ground to containers
• Hardy and suitable for various climates

What’s Included:

• Supplied in packs of 5 bare root plants

Specifications:

• Eventual Height: Up to 1.2m
• Eventual Spread: Up to 1m
• Fruit Season: Mid-June to September
• Position: Full sun
• Soil: Any well-drained soil

How to Plant:

• Plant in a sunny spot with well-drained soil.
• Space plants 45cm apart with 75cm between rows.
• Plant with the crown at soil level and water well.
• Mulch around the base, avoiding the crown.
• Support with canes or trellises for climbing growth.

Warnings:

• Avoid waterlogged soils to prevent root rot.
• Protect from strong winds to avoid damage to the plants.

Disclaimer:

• Results may vary based on growing conditions.
• Check plant suitability for your local climate and soil.