Jive

Late season

Jive is a late June bearer with large, firm, very shiny orange-red fruit. The well-shaped, attractive berries are striking for a late variety. They ripen slowly and their harvest period is on average 7 to 10 days later than that of Elsanta. The plant is compact and robust, with a heavy, extensive root system and foliage of a conspicuous dark green colour. It produces only few runners, which means that most of the plant’s energy is directly available for the berries and flower trusses.

Rumba

Early season

Rumba makes for a swinging start of summer. From May onwards the attractive shiny, bright red strawberries add a glimmer to shop shelves. A veritable sight for sore eyes. The uniform fruits are tasty and can be enjoyed for a long time thanks to their good shelf life. The variety matures early, making it very interesting for both growers and retailers. Rumba is a resilient variety that is very well suited for outdoor and tunnel cultivation in northern and central Europe.

Vivaldi

Mid Season

Vivaldi is a mid-season June bearer with shiny bright-red berries, firm flesh and excellent shelf life. The variety bears attractive fruits which taste good and do not bruise easily. Due to its long shelf life, the variety is suited to shipping long distances, making it a good alternative to Sonata in normal and frigo cultures. Vivaldi is also an interesting variety for programmed summer production with waiting bed plants and greenhouse production.

Figaro

Mid Season

Figaro is a June bearer that comes into production at the same time as Sonata. The variety is characterized by its large, firm and orange-red fruit. The large fruits provide a good harvest yield. The firmness, orange-red colour and good vigour of the crop make Figaro ideal for a sixty day culture in summer conditions. Figaro also gives good results in tunnel cultures and greenhouse cultivation not intended for early production. The variety also does well in frigo culture.

Salsa

Late season

Salsa is a late June bearer that comes into production about one week after Sonata. Strong properties are its good flavour, in combination with late harvest, very good yield and very large, orange-red fruits. Additionally, Salsa is minimally sensitive to mildew and wilt. This makes the variety useful in areas not suitable for many other varieties. Salsa is grown successfully in open field cultivation in central and northern European countries where the focus is on companies with direct sales.

Our varieties

Strawberries (12)

Apples (7)

Jive

Rumba

Vivaldi

Figaro

Salsa