The present invention provides a new and distinct strawberry plant designated as Rikas FNM, which originate from seed produced by manual cross between E64 and 86N. The new strawberry is a day-neutral with a long, conical, glossy and a light red color fruit. This new strawberry is characterized by a fruit of excellent quality, long shelf-life and high value of Brix degrees.

The present invention provides new and distinct strawberry plant designated as Omaha (a.k.a. 109393).

A new and distinct cultivar of Strawberry plant named LIMVALNERA, characterized by its upright and semi-open plant habit; moderately vigorous to vigorous growth habit; uniform fruit ripening; large long conical fruits that are glossy and bright red in color with seeds positioned at the fruit surface; pleasant fruit aroma and taste; good fruit postharvest longevity; and good transportation tolerance.

A new and distinct variety of strawberry plant named DrisStrawSixtySix, selected for its high yield, firm fruit, and compact plant type, is disclosed.

A new and distinct variety of strawberry plant named DrisStrawSixtySix, selected for its high yield, firm fruit, and compact plant type, is disclosed.

This invention relates to a new and distinct variety of strawberry plant named CIVRH612. This new everbearer strawberry plant named CIVRH612 is primarily adapted to the climate and growing conditions of the high chill areas. It is characterized by a rustic plant which is quite tolerant to leaf and root diseases and slightly susceptible to mildew. The plant has medium vigor, upright habit and good productivity also in the second year of growing. The fruit has a bright red color, conical shape, good size constant throughout the picking season and excellent skin resistance. The picking season is wide and constant. CIVRH612 has excellent organoleptic characteristics with aromatic notes of wild strawberry. The flavor is juicy and sweet with high brix levels. Stalk removal is very easy and the fruit is suitable for fruit salads. The fruit has a very good shelf life.

This invention relates to a new and distinct variety of strawberry plant named CIVRH621. This new everbearer strawberry plant named CIVRH621 is primarily adapted to the climate and growing conditions of the high chill areas. It is characterized as a rustic plant resistant to mildew with a robust and efficient root system tolerant to diseases, suitable for organic cultivation. CIVRH621 has high production during the initial harvesting period but is also long and constant through the season. The plant has high-medium vigor with semi-upright habit and medium density foliage. The fruit has a conical/hearted shape, which is maintained during the whole picking season, very attractive and uniform bright red color, also excellent skin resistance during the summer with good shelf life. The aroma of the fruit is intense and persistent with very pleasant organoleptic characteristics and an ideal balance between sweetness and acidity. Fruit picking is easy and fast.

A new and distinct variety of strawberry plant named DrisStrawSeventyEight, selected for its early high yield without long gaps, fruit size, fruit eating quality, well exposed fruit, and compact plant architecture, is disclosed.

A new and distinct strawberry plant is provided having early ripening, sweet tasting, and attractively shaped fruits.

American Aroma 10 is a new and distinct short-day cultivar of strawberry plant, which produces large, sweet and firm fruits with glossy red color. The new cultivar has a healthy plant with large, firm fruit similar to Treasure Harvest (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 19,422) but is sweeter in flavor like Treasure (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 12,414). American Aroma 10 is resistant to strawberry anthracnose fruit rot which is an improvement from Treasure which is a good characteristic for organic growers. American Aroma 10 has high yield but is not as early as Treasure when produced in central and south Florida. Because of its good fruit quality, firmness, long shell life and healthiness American Aroma 10 is recommended for fresh market in the Southeastern United States, especially for organic growers.