However, individual varieties may perform differently based on soil type, fertilization and renovation practices. Always plant several varieties to stretch out the season and prevent disease and frost problems. Also, test varieties in small plots on new sites before committing to a large planting. Finally, don't forget your customers. A berry may seem to have everything going for it, but if the customer or your family doesn't like it, it won't be very successful.
Fruit is firm with excellent flavor and color.
Yields may be low in the Northeast. Fruit size tends to decrease as season progresses. Plants are vigorous runner producers and are resistant to red stele and Verticillium wilt. Avery early ripening. High quality fruit with good flavor.