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Summer Breeze Strawberry Variety Info And Grow Guide

Modified: Sep 5, 2022 by Mr. Strawberry · This post may contain affiliate links · 2 Comments

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Summer Breeze Strawberry plant with ripe and unripe fruits gorwing in a hanging basket..
Buy it from Burpee!

Summer Breeze serves a double service as an eye-catching ornamental while producing delicious gems of berries all through the season. Compact and beautiful, use Summer Breeze as borders or in containers like hanging baskets and window boxes. Medium cone shaped berries

Jump to:
  • Introduction
  • History
  • Where to Grow
  • Growing Conditions
  • Notable Features
  • Growing Tips
  • Where to Buy
  • Best Uses

Introduction

Hardiness ZoneZones 4-8
ExposureFull Sun
HarvestJune until frost
SoilIdeal pH 6.5 – 6.8, rich and well-drained
WaterRegular watering
MaintenanceAdd compost, or give fertilizer
Plant TypeEverbearing
Berry FlavorSweet
Berry SizeMedium

History

Summer breeze strawberry plant with red flowers, ripe and unripe fruits growing in a pot.
Source: Harris Seeds

A Dutch hybrid from ABZ seeds designed to have showy flowers and high yields of good quality berries. It is a newer variety with less info and data than others.

Where to Grow

Summer Breeze can adapt to hot and cold regions if precautions are taken to protect against extreme elements. Shield Summer Breeze from the wind, give afternoon shade in hot regions and winter protection in cold climates.

Growing Conditions

Grow Summer Breeze under full sun. It prefers well-drained soil that’s rich in organic matter. Incorporate compost into beds or containers every spring and fall. Lay mulch in the spring to preserve moisture and keep the roots cool and again to cover plants as insulation during cold winters.

Notable Features

Summber breeze strawberry red flower close-up.

Summer Breeze showcases unique, red double bloomed flowers. The perfect compact ornamental that is versatile in the landscape and produces summer long tasty fruit.

Growing Tips

Plants are compact, use them in tight spaces or beautify walkways, patios and porches.

Where to Buy

Plants:

  • Burpee – Summer Breeze Strawberry Plant Bundle
  • Thompson & Morgan – Summer Breeze Strawberry Potted Plants

Seeds:

  • Amazon – Strawberry Summer Breeze White Seeds
  • Etsy – Strawberry ‘Summer Breeze Rose’ Seeds
  • Harris Seeds – Strawberry Summer Breeze Seeds

Best Uses

Enjoy Summer Breeze eaten fresh or freeze or preserve some over the course of the long picking season.

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  1. Sandra C.

    September 25, 2023 at 2:18 pm

    I received these as a gift in February. They have been in grow tower, zone 8 TX, through forty plus days of 100+F temperatures. Red blooms confused birds. They ignored red berries. Still getting blooms and runners. Berries have not been over large in heat, but good. Lost most of two other zone appropriate varieties in same tower. Love this variety.

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    • Mary Ward

      September 28, 2023 at 2:51 pm

      Great to hear. Thanks for sharing your experience with this variety. It’s sure to help others. Interesting note about the red blossoms and birds!

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