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Paul Toennis's avatar

So much to sort through in your presentation and I intend to do it when I can. First however, your strawberry 🍓 description reminds of what I recently found out. Really sweet fruit doesn’t last nearly as long as the store bought strawberries. As usual the sweeter the experience the shorter it can last. Like all things in life, right.

For your immediate edification I the list of the sweetest strawberries are listed below.

Here's a more detailed look at some of these sweet strawberry varieties:

Albion: Known for its consistently sweeter flavor, large size, and firm texture.

Earliglow: A popular early-season variety known for its sweet, juicy berries.

Honeoye: A versatile variety known for its sweetness, firm texture, and fragrant aroma, making it suitable for fresh eating or cooking.

Seascape: A popular everbearing variety with a sweet and aromatic flavor, known for its long harvest season.

Ozark Beauty: A sweet, everbearing variety with large berries, known for its multiple yields throughout the season.

Sweet Kiss: An everbearing variety with a large, dark red fruit that is known for its extremely sweet flavor, often winning blind taste tests.

Tristar: A sweet, firm, and red strawberry variety suitable for fresh eating or freezing.

Sparkle: An everbearing variety with a sweet, firm flesh, and an exceptional aroma.

As in life , right.

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Kris Wright's avatar

I could picture your garden through your writing. It left me wanting to go and see what it looks like today.

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