Varieties Archive - Oregon Strawberries

Meet the Oregon Strawberries

Did you know there’s more than 1 kind of Oregon strawberry? Oregon grows a wide variety of strawberries that ripen throughout the May to September time frame. Oregon is the #4 growing region for strawberries in the USA with only California, Florida, and North Carolina producing a larger crop each year. See our Tips & Tricks on storing strawberries. Read on to learn about the most commonly grown Oregon varietals.

Albion

Conical in shape, these sweet and firm strawberries are available fresh through most of berry season.
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Charm

Introduced in 2013, this June bearing varietal has an intensely sweet taste similar to Hoods.
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Hood

Intensely sweet, and deep red in color, these strawberries are a favorite to eat fresh or use in jams, sauces, and ice cream.
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Marys Peak

With an intense deep red color throughout, this new variety of strawberry, introduced in 2018 is already receiving a warm welcome.
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Puget Crimson

Large in size, and with a balanced sweet and tart flavor, these strawberries are mainly enjoyed fresh when ripe in late June.
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Shuksan

Bright red and glossy, this June bearing strawberry varietal has been popular since it was first introduced in 1970.
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Seascape

These round and evenly shaped berries have an excellent, sweet flavor, and are available from May to September.
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Sweet Sunrise

Large sized strawberries with a deep red color throughout, this newer variety is popular for eating fresh when ripe in the early season.
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Tillamook

These large, sweet, and firm strawberries are named for the Native American tribe that lived along the Pacific Coast at Tillamook Bay.
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