Seascape

Seascape is a day-neutral strawberry released by the University of California in 1991 and widely grown along the West Coast and in home gardens across many climates. It fruits nearly continuously through the growing season, producing large, firm, bright red berries with glossy skin and good flavor. Seascape is valued for its adaptability, performing well in coastal, inland and container settings, and for its tolerance of heat better than many strawberries. The vigorous plants set relatively few runners, directing more energy into fruit. Its combination of a long harvest window, attractive berries and reliable production has made Seascape a leading choice for both fresh markets and backyard growers who want strawberries from early summer until frost.