Strawberry - Cabot - June Bearing - 4.33 Pot

The Cabot strawberry is a mid-to-late-season, June-bearing variety bred in Nova Scotia. It is famous for producing massive, extra-large, sweet berries that often exceed two inches in diameter. It features a rich flavor, strong winter hardiness, and good disease resistance.

Key Characteristics
Fruit Size: Exceptionally large, jumbo-sized berries with a sweet, juicy taste and good firmness. Early berries in the season can sometimes split or have hollow centers.
Harvest Season: June-bearing (single heavy harvest in late spring to early summer).
Plant Habit: Vigorous green foliage, but produces fewer runners than other varieties, meaning closer plant spacing (10–12 inches) is recommended.
Hardiness Zones: Thrives best in cold northern climates (USDA Zones 3–8 or 4–7) with strong winter survival.
Disease Resistance: Shows good overall resistance, including resistance to red stele root rot.