Marshall Strawberry Bloom Group_2 Early-Mid red clusters of fruit are

red clusters of fruit are striking in the garden and they enhance any dish to which they are added

in partial or full shade

and lacks the bright lemony taste of West Indian Lemongrass

Of the many dozens of varieties in the disease-resistant crab apple trials

From WSU: Tannin (percent tannic acid): 0

Marshall Strawberry Bloom Group_2 Early-Mid red clusters of fruit areFragaria 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