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Strawberry · Day-neutral
Seascape Strawberry
Day-neutral · Rosaceae
Seascape is a day-neutral strawberry that fruits over a long season and is one of the most useful choices for warm climates and containers. It gives good-sized, firm berries and keeps producing when a gardener stays ahead of water and feeding.
At a Glance
Days to Maturity
75–90 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, moisture-retentive but well-drained soil with high organic matter.
Resilience
Heat: High
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
Harvest once berries are fully red and detach easily with a gentle pinch.
Expected Yield
0.5–1.25 lbs/plant
Storage
4 days — Refrigerate unwashed berries dry in a shallow container.
Sources
seed_catalog
Johnny's Selected Seeds
university
University of Minnesota Extension
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Seascape Strawberry Planting Dates by Zone
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