Back in the Fall, we announced that we would not be having strawberries for Spring 2025. In case you missed it, here’s why:
An early morning call from another grower alerted us to a bad case of Neopestalotiopsis (Neo-p) in strawberry tips coming out of Prince Edward Island. The tips are what our local nursery uses to grow our plug plants. All the research that we could find about Neo-p fungus indicated that there is no cure, and Neo-p remains in the soil. Experts said we could mitigate the destruction of the plants with an intense fungicide spray program throughout the growing and harvest season. Even that didn’t guarantee a successful crop. With this information, we opted not to plant for the 2024-2025 season. We are starting our research now to find a clean source of plants for the 2026 harvest season. We will miss seeing everyone in Spring 2025 but hope to be able to return with Double R Strawberries in Spring 2026.
We appreciate all the love and support that you have shown our family and our helpers since we opened our first patch in 2009. Until we meet again, we hope that you will look for another family farm strawberry patch to support.
When is strawberry season?
Traditionally, strawberry season in this area is the month of May. Depending on weather, we may pick earlier or pick into June.
What variety do you grow?
We have Ruby June strawberries. Make sure you pick the really red ones for the best flavor.
What kinds of payment do you take?
We accept cash, good checks, and major credit cards. If you do not want change handed back because of coronavirus concerns, please plan for exact cash or a check. Cards still have to be swiped.
Double R Strawberries glistening on the vine in the sun.
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