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Marshall Strawberry - Raintree Nursery

Marshall Strawberry

$16.99 - $16.99
$16.99
$16.99 - $16.99
$16.99
SKU E470

Fragaria ananassa 'Marshall'

Famous food connoisseur James Beard called Marshall the most delicious strawberry ever grown. Discovered in Massachusetts before 1900, it was grown commercially in the Pacific Northwest until the 1960's when, after being infected with viruses, it was replaced by modern varieties. These heritage June-borne fruits will make the best preserves you ever tasted!

Our plants are from the 'Marshall' grown from virus-free stock from the USDA germplasm repository in Corvallis Oregon. Sold in a 4" pot.

Cold Hardy to USDA Zone: 5

Mature Height: 9" or smaller (Groundcover)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: June - July

Pollination: Self Fertile

Read our Strawberry Growing Guide

Size: 4" Pot
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • If I buy the 4" pot of Marshall Strawberry - do I then plant these in Mid-November in MA?

    You can plant them in mid-November. It is recommended to plant them a couple of weeks prior to your first frost date. You may need to provide additional winter protection or coverage to keep soil temperatures higher or protect from winter storms if roots have not had adequate time to establish. 

  • This is like the actual real Marshal that is the sweetest berry which is so hard to find these days?!

    Yes, this is the authentic heritage Marshall strawberry!

  • does it send out plenty of runners so i can propagate it?

    It does!

Customer Reviews

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Dave
Marshall Strawberry Plants

So far, so good. Plants arrived well packaged and were transplanted into larger containers. In the greenhouse they are doing well and waiting (hopefully) to see runners develop. These are the brand of strawberries we raised on our farm 60 years ago so I'm hopeful they will result in production like we experienced back then.

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Barbara S.
Arrived in good shape

Plants were a little smaller than we thought they would be but they are doing just fine. We are careful to snip off any little berries that might be forming until the plant gets stronger.

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Craig B.
Marshall strawberries

Plants arrived in good condition. Have to wait awhile before planting due to weather. Hoping for some fruit this year

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Yuliya B.
Marshall Strawberry

The plant took a long time to arrive. But it arrived healthy, without insects, without diseased leaves with excellent root system. Now I'm just waiting to see the results.

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Betty B.
Highly recommended

Arrived in great condition! Packaged very well.

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