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Strawberry Pegasus | Mid To Late Season Fruiting
Strawberry Pegasus | Mid To Late Season Fruiting

Strawberry Pegasus | Mid To Late Season Fruiting

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Pegasus' stands out as a mid-late season strawberry variety, showcasing exceptional disease resistance with tolerance to wilt, moderate resistance to Botrytis,...

5 × bare roots | runners
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Plant description

Pegasus' stands out as a mid-late season strawberry variety, showcasing exceptional disease resistance with tolerance to wilt, moderate resistance to Botrytis, and reduced susceptibility to mildew compared to other cultivars. Its large, glossy red fruits boast an ideal shape and a delightful sweetness, delivering an almost melting flesh that's both juicy and flavourful. This RHS Award of Garden Merit winner offers fruits perfect to follow 'Honeoye,' cropping heavily in trials and ensuring healthier plants due to its resistance, allowing for a late June to July harvest.
Position

Position

Full sun

Flowering period

Flowering period

June - July

Soil type

Soil type

All soil types

Hardiness

Hardiness

Fully hardy

Specifications

Delivery Option
Standard delivery
Location
Outdoor
Sunlight
Full sun
Soil type
All soil types
Hardiness
Fully hardy
Flowering Period
June - July
Toxicity
No
Product Code
PL30001290

Care guide

Plants purchased as runners are sent out as dormant bare root plants and should be planted out within a couple of days of arrival. Soak the plants in tepid water for 20 minutes to rehydrate their roots while you dig holes twice the width of the root system. Place the strawberries with the crown level with the crown level with the soil and spread the roots before filling in the hole, incorporating plenty of organic matter.

Plants purchased in pots, and as runners, can be spaced at 45cm (18in) apart, leaving 75cm (30in) between rows. Water thoroughly after planting and mulch around the base, avoiding the crown - they will put on new growth in spring. During warm weather and fruit growth, ensure plants are well-watered. Prevent fruit contact with soil by using a thick layer of straw, or re-usable strawberry collar around each plant. Strawberries can also be planted in tubs, containers and hanging baskets.

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