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Albion Strawberries
Fragaria x ananassa
Rosaceae Family
USDA zones 4-9

Produces evenly throughout the production season. Consistent long conical shape and uniform fruit size. Resistance to Verticillium wilt and Phytophthora crown rot. Outstanding flavor, attractive internal and external fruit color. In 2006, most widely planted public variety in CA.

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Camarosa Strawberries
Fragaria x ananassa
Rosaceae Family
USDA zones 3-9

Early, short day variety produces very large conical fruit with generally high total yields. Has excellent internal and external fruit color. Moderately rain tolerant. Adapted to So CA and the south. Developed by Univ. of CA, released in 1993. CROP FAILURE ON THIS VARIETY, PLEASE USE CHANDLER AS SUB.(10-17-08)

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Chandler Strawberries
Fragaria x ananassa
Rosaceae Family
USDA zones 5-10

Short-day variety widely planted in winter months in So. CA as well as the Central Valley. Very high yielding variety with large flavorful fruit. Adaptability shown to other regions, although not very winter hardy and should be avoided in colder areas. Released in 1983 by the Univ. of CA.

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Seascape Strawberries
Fragaria x ananassa
Rosaceae Family
USDA zones 5-9

A cross between popular varieties, Selva & Douglas. Very productive all season with large fruit and excellent flavor. Each cluster produces one-large extra berry. Does not need much chill, can be planted in warmer climates. Overall good disease resistance but mildly susceptible to common leaf spot. Developed by the Univ. of CA and released in 1991.

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