Ozark Beauty Strawberry
Photo: "Strawberry szn — ozark beauties" by Lisa Brewster · CC BY-SA 2.0
Strawberry · Everbearing

Ozark Beauty Strawberry

Everbearing · Rosaceae

Ozark Beauty is a classic everbearing strawberry valued for large sweet berries and repeat harvests from late spring into fall. It is a practical choice for beginners who want a hardy bed or raised-bed strawberry that can also handle containers if watering stays steady.

At a Glance

Days to Maturity
60–90 days
Sun
6+ hours
full sun 8+ hours
Spacing
24–36 "
Container
Yes
3+ gallon pot
Height
0.5–1 ft

Zone Planting Guide

Growing Guide

Transplanting

Min Soil Temp 50°F
Harden Off 7 days

Watering

Weekly Water 1–2 "
Needs Consistent
Method Drip

Soil

pH Range 5.5–6.8
Soil Type Rich, well-drained loam with steady moisture and lots of organic matter.

Resilience

Heat: Moderate Cold: High Drought: Moderate

Common Problems

gray-mold
Cause: Crowded plants, splashing water, and humid weather allow fungal spores to spread on blossoms and fruit.
Prevention: Space plants well, mulch, use drip irrigation, and remove spoiled fruit promptly.
slugs
Cause: Moist mulch and dense foliage create hiding places that lead to fruit scarring.
Prevention: Thin old leaves, keep fruit off wet soil, and hand-pick or trap in damp weather.

Nutrition

Feeding Intensity Moderate feeder
Recommended Recipes Root drench, Worm castings topdress

Harvest

Berries should be fully red from tip to cap and smell sweet before picking.

Expected Yield 0.5–1 lbs/plant
Storage 3 days — Refrigerate unwashed berries in a shallow container and use quickly.

Sources

seed_catalog Seeds 'n Such university University of Minnesota Extension

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