Cultivar 2111: Amaricus

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Usage Facet: class=edible; edible_score=1.0; ornamental_score=0.0; inferred_from_taxon=no

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Amaricus appears in a Northwest Nursery Co. strawberry catalog as an everbearing strawberry variety. It is mentioned only in comparison with other cultivars, not in a full cultivar description. O. M. Peterson of Albert Lea, Minnesota, compared Amaricus with Progressive and Superb [S1].

Peterson said all three varieties had done remarkably well. He judged Progressive the strongest, calling it the largest cropper and most thrifty of the three [S1]. The catalog gives no direct fruit description for Amaricus. It also does not state its parentage, breeder, place of origin, release date, ripening details, storage behavior, or disease observations [S1].

The source identifies Amaricus as a strawberry in an everbearing strawberry section. The catalog context is northern and upper Midwest growing experience [S1]. Its hardiness cannot be stated directly from this record. The evidence only shows that it was known well enough to be compared in a Minnesota testimonial [S1].

The name reading is uncertain. The scan supports Amaricus as the probable variety name, but the source note says it is less clear than Progressive and Superb [S1].

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This summary currently draws chiefly from PERENNIALS - The Northwest Nursery Co..

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103PERENNIALS - The Northwest Nursery Co.unknown200p15The writer says all varieties had done remarkably well, but later judged Progressive superior.; Amaricus is listed as one of three everbearing strawberry varieties compared by O. M. Peterson.

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103p15productivityThe writer says all varieties had done remarkably well, but later judged Progressive superior.three varieties, the Progressive, Superb, and Amaricuspage_block:0.90
103p15recommendation_contextAmaricus is listed as one of three everbearing strawberry varieties compared by O. M. Peterson.three varieties, the Progressive, Superb, and Amaricuspage_block:0.90

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productivityThe writer says all varieties had done remarkably well, but later judged Progressive superior.0.68
recommendation_contextAmaricus is listed as one of three everbearing strawberry varieties compared by O. M. Peterson.0.70

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