Strawberry variety

Allstar Strawberry

Allstar produces large, sweet berries on vigorous plants and is widely adapted in eastern gardens. It is known for attractive fruit and solid disease tolerance.

About Allstar

Allstar is a June-bearing variety producing large, firm, light-red to orange-red berries with a mild, sweet flavor and a glossy finish. It is a vigorous, productive plant that sends out abundant runners and offers good resistance to red stele and verticillium wilt. The berries hold their shape well, making it a dependable, crowd-pleasing garden variety.

Growing Allstar Strawberry

Space plants roughly 18 inches apart in matted rows to accommodate its strong runner production, and remove first-year flowers to establish robust plants. It ripens in the mid to late June-bearing window, bridging the gap after early types like Earliglow. Harvest when berries turn fully colored, as Allstar fruit can stay a bit lighter red even when ripe.

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Variety characteristics are general guidance for US home gardens; performance varies by climate, soil, and season. Seed and plant availability differs by supplier. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.