One of my daughters lives in NC . When they visit to drop our granddaughter for the sumner she brings us a box full. When we drive down to NC to bring our granddaughter home we bring back a box full.
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We got down to 33* here last night and unfortunately it’s supposed to get down to 33* again tonight. My strawberries are flowering and seemed to have weathered fine. Hopefully they’ll do alright again tonight. I’ll just throw a light netting over them for assurance.
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You should be ok. Make little mini green houses out of plastic milk jugs for them when they start to sprout , in case you get a late May frost. Those two varieties are also pretty cold hearty. I’ve grown them in late season before for a late fall / early winter crop with good results.
De ciccio and Waltham 29 are two good ones that do well in Northern climates and very often produce side shoots after the main head is harvested. You should start them at least 6-8 weeks before last frost date.