Alexandrina

Alexandrina strawberry is a remontant, thornless, small-fruited variety that is characterized by high yield and the ability to produce several harvests per season. The plant forms neat bushes with large, juicy-green trifoliate leaves and long stems. Berries have an oblong or conical shape, a saturated red color, and a bright aroma, significantly surpassing forest strawberries in terms of taste. With proper agrotechnics, up to 300 grams of berries can be obtained from one bush per season, which is comparable to the yield of large-fruited varieties.

This variety is distinguished by high decorative qualities, which allows it to be used not only for growing in open ground but also as a potted culture on balconies and window sills. Alexandrina is undemanding, long-lived, and responsive to good care. The plant is resistant to diseases and pests, however, it requires careful care due to a tendency to fungal diseases. It also possesses winter hardiness and drought resistance, which makes it suitable for various climatic conditions.

Growing Alexandrina strawberry seeds is possible with sowing in mid-March, with mandatory stratification and pricking out before planting in open ground. For successful growing it is important to observe care rules, including proper watering, soil composition, and disease prevention. Thanks to its taste qualities, high yield, and decorativeness, the Alexandrina variety is an excellent choice for both amateur gardeners and those who want to grow strawberries at home.