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Flamingo Everbearing Strawberry Plant

Fragaria x ananassa 'Flamingo'

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Planting & Care

Where to Plant

  • Sunlight: Provide at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sun daily for the sweetest fruit. While these strawberries can grow in partial shade, you will notice a significant drop in berry production and a slower ripening process without full sun.
  • Soil: These plants crave rich, loamy soil that drains as well as a colander. If you have heavy clay, mix in compost or peat moss to loosen things up, or consider planting in raised beds to prevent the roots from sitting in soggy "wet feet" conditions.

Watering Requirements

During the first growing season, keep the soil consistently moist like a wrung out sponge to help the shallow roots establish. Once mature, the Flamingo Strawberry needs about an inch of water per week, though you should increase this during heat waves to prevent the berries from shriveling. Inconsistent watering often leads to smaller, tart fruit and can cause the plant to stop producing runners.

Pruning Tips

Because this variety is everbearing, you should pinch off the first flush of flowers in early spring to direct energy toward root development. Think of this like a strategic investment that results in a much larger harvest later in the summer and fall. Throughout the season, remove any dead leaves or excessive runners to keep air flowing through the foliage and prevent mold from settling on the berries.

Fertilizer Needs

Use a balanced, organic fruit fertilizer or a 10-10-10 formula once in early spring and again after the first major harvest. Avoid using high nitrogen fertilizers late in the summer because this encourages tender green growth that will likely be damaged by the first frost. Proper feeding ensures the plant has the fuel to produce those signature pink tinged berries all the way until the weather turns cold.

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Pale pink fruit, the Flamingo Strawberry Plant (Fragaria x ananassa 'Flamingo') has the flavor and juiciness of wild strawberries without the short shelf-life! A gorgeous new variety, Flamingo is a niche must-have for farmers' markets and foodies with its creamy white flesh and skin that blushes pink!

The cheerful white blossoms in the spring become these sweet and juicy tidbits in the summer months! Easy to pull away from the calyx and stem for easy harvest! Fruits ripen in June and can last for over a four-week harvest period. Flamingo adds beauty and unique pink fruit anywhere and happy plants have a yield of about a half pound of berries per linear foot.

Beautiful in presentation for your fresh fruit bowls and desserts, but also just as tasty for blending into smoothies and making uniquely colored strawberry jam!

Flamingo is a hybrid Everbearing Strawberry Plant is wonderful throughout USDA planting zones 4-9, making it cold and heat-hardy! Growing just 6-8 inches tall but can spread 12-18 inches wide and create runners that spread further away from the mother plant to spread the juicy fruit plants further throughout the vegetable garden!

Planting and Application:

Flamingo Strawberry Plants are wonderful edging and groundcover plants that you can squeeze into any type of summer garden and let your plants meander among your larger perennials and shrubs! Just make sure your Strawberry plants can still get plenty of sun while they shade the roots of your larger plants and act like living mulch that produces tasty fruit!

Strawberry plants are pretty potted spillers and fillers, adding juicy fruit and cheerful flowers to your mixed veggie and herb container gardens, or in large hanging baskets, window boxes, or railing planters! Flamingo adds beauty and unique pink fruit anywhere!

  • Cheerful Brilliant White Flowers
  • Creamy White Berries Blushed Pink
  • Niche Unique Pine-Berry Strawberry Hybrid
  • Wonderful Wild Strawberry Flavor!
  • Hybrid Everbearing Type Strawberry
  • Long Bountiful Summer Harvest
  • Edging, Groundcover, Container Fillers & Spillers

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Strawberry plants fruit the best in full sun locations that have enriched, well-drained soil. Provide regular yet moderate amounts of moisture and a 3-4 inch deep layer of compost and/or mulch with regular fertility.

Arrange runners around the parent plants, or into rows evenly and transplant rooted runners into gaps to fill in the area fully. Rake through or trim back plants after the foliage has yellowed or in the early spring before new growth emerges.

  • Full Sun For The Most Fruit
  • Well-Drained Enriched Soil
  • Regular Moisture Needs
  • Heat & Cold-Hardy
  • Prune/Clean Mounds Early Spring

Niche pinkish fruit and wild-strawberry flavor, the Flamingo Strawberry Plant will be your newest favorite summer fruit crop this year! Hurry and order yours today at NatureHills.com and we'll ship your high-quality container or bareroot plants straight to your doorstep at the proper planting time for your growing zone!

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