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Early Season, Very Large Berry, Resistant to Red Stele, Great for Northern Climates. Quantity: Price 25: $16.50 50: $23.00 75: $28.00 100: $36.00 250: $60.00 500: $85.00$16.50$23.00$60.00$85.00$28.00Best In Zones 3 - 8Plant Spacing: 18"-24" in between each plant 31/2 - 4 ft in between rows. Cultivate the soil several times 2 weeks prior to planting to eliminate weeds. Each time you do this you will eliminate many freshly germinated weeds. . You should see new green growth in 7-10 days.Once runners begin to form make sure the new plant on the end is kept in contact with the soil in order for roots to grow. Place the new plants that form approximately 6" apart in the rows. Crowding will produce small fruit so do not allow your planting to overpopulate and form a solid bed. 1st Year Care - Set Plants 1 to 2 Feet Apart Within The Row Second Year - 1st Fruiting Year. Remove the straw by parting it slightly allowing for a narrow row 12 to 18 inches wide to grow up through the mulch. Keeping the parted straw up against the narrow row will allow the fruit to sit on a straw bed while ripening. This will create a barrier to protect the fruit from splashing dirt. This is important as many of the fruit rots come from the soil. The thick straAfter renovation, keep your planting free of weeds and mulch with straw in the fall. Repeat each year for many years of great strawberries. Once you see a significant decrease in yield from one year to the next it is time to replant. For some people this is every 3 years but for others it can be every 5 to 7 years. $36.00Fertilizer - Strawberry - 4# bag12-12-12 6' Diameter$47.95Sam's Tips:"The biggest weed in many strawberry field is the strawberry plant itself. Overcrowding of fruiting beds is often a serious problem. It will decrease berry size, increase disease problems, and make picking more difficult. I recommend narrow fruiting rows (beds) 10-16 inches wide, and plants should be no closer to each other than 6 inches in any direction. Most of your $45.00$69.50$7.00Strawberry Plants for Sale June Bearing AnnapolisEarly Season, Very Large Berry, Resistant to Red Stele, Great for Northern Climates. » June BearersNew HamshireVirginaDO NOT FERTILIZE AT TIME OF PLANTINGremove flowers the first year to eliminate fruiting. This will encourage more runners the first year.DO NOT ALLOW YOUR BED TO OVER POPULATE

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Quantity: Price 25: $16.50 50: $23.50 100: $37.00 250: $63.00 500: $90.00 1000: $152.00 5000: $745.00 10000: $1460.00$16.50$23.50$37.00$63.00$90.00$152.00$745.0010000$1460.0025 for $16.5050 for $23.50100 for $37.00250 for $63.00500 for $90.001000 for $152.005000 for $745.0010000 for $1460.00 Best In Zones 4 - 87) (S Basket - 1 Pint Basket Fruit CupMinimum order 100$30.00$54.60100 for $30.00210 for $54.60+ $0.02 Add'l S&HBasket - 1 Quart Basket Fruit Cup1 Qt. Wooden Basket -$33.00$53.10100 for $33.00180 for $53.10Fruit Cup - 1 Pint Plastic Fruit Cup (P-20)1 Pint Plastic Fruit Cup - 1000 per case $17.00100 for $17.001000 for $110.00Fruit Cup - 1 Quart Plastic Fruit Cup (P-22)1 Quart Plastic Fruit Cup - 1000 per case Approx size: 5" x 5" x 3"$22.00$150.00100 for $22.001000 for $150.00Fruit Cup - 1/2 Pint Plastic Fruit Cup1/2 Pint Plastic Fruit Cup - 1,000 per case$16.00100 for $16.001000 for $100.00Pail - 5 Qt. Plastic Pail5 Qt. Plastic Pail - 120 per case26 - 119$2.00 each120 +$1.75 each+ $0.20 Add'l S&HPulp - 1 Pint Pulp Fruit Cup1 Pint Pulp Fruit Cup - 420 case$67.20420 for $67.20Pulp - 1 Quart Pulp Fruit Cup ( #4127)1 Quart Pulp Fruit Cup - 250 per case.$27.00$58.75100 for $27.00250 for $58.75MINIMUM ORDER 5+ $0.25 Add'l S&HWooden Basket Rectangular - 4 QT12 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 4"Wooden Basket Round- 2 QT (Minimum order 25)This 2 Qt. round wooden basket works great for apples, potatoes, tomatoes, or any other produce you wish to sell in small quantities. Baskets are available in quantities of 25, 50 or 100. MINIMUM ORDER 25 EACHMinimum order 100+ $0.02 Add'l S&H$110.00$100.00$2.50 each$22.00100 for $22.00$3.00 eachMINIMUM ORDER 5$3.50 each+ $0.25 Add'l S&H+ $0.20 Add'l S&H12-12-12 * Features 4 very sharp forged edgesDimensions: Head: 2"L x 8" W$73.99$78.996' Diameter$49.95Strawberry Plants for Sale June Bearing Jewel Jewel StrawberryBack by popular demand! AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, OR, TX, UT, WA, WYWooden Basket Rectangular » June BearersLate Season, Large Berry, Resistant to Red Stele, Verticillium, Leaf Spot and Leaf ScorchCANNOT SHIP TO AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, OR, TX, UT, WA, WYBased on our experience this is just the right formula for strawberries. *Designed to push and pull while cutting weeds just below the surface*Handle made of European ash *No chopping 

Home| Herbs & Edibles| StrawberriesPLANTS (2)SEEDS (1)Great For Containers (3)Especially Fragrant (3)Bee Favorite (2)Red fruit (2)White (1)Perennial (3)Spring to fall (3)Zone 5 (3)Zone 6 (3)Zone 7 (3)Zone 8 (3)Zone 9 (3)3 productsStrawberry 'Gasana' F1P8295$6.99Strawberry 'Toscana' F1Toscana' was developed from the ancestor of almost all strawberry varieties, fragaria x ananassa, which originated in France in the 18th century. 'Toscana' is an ever-bearing variety with perky, 1.5" wide, rose-pink flowers in clusters and luscious fruit, with a full-flavored strawberry taste. Ideal spilling from pots or in the garden. Grow your own healthy and delicious frP6800SW897Plant CharacteristicsColorLifecycleSeasonPerennial Hardiness Zone FilterHerbs & EdiblesStrawberry Seeds & PlantsOrder By:RelevanceA-Z ↓Z-A ↑Highest Price ↑Lowest Price ↓Best SellingRelease DateHighest Rating ↑Lowest Rating ↓Growing Sweet Berries: Another great hybrid variety, 'Gasana' has hot pink large flowers and sweet, juicy fruits. A perfect choice for gardeners with limited space, pots can also be kept conveniently near the kitchen.Fragaria x ananassaSold OutStrawberry - Alpine 'Yellow Wonder'Deliciously aromatic fruit with a smooth texture and "melt in your mouth" flavor, make this superb garden edger one of our favorites. Produces an abundance of pastel yellow fruit that escape the notice of birds, so you will have beautiful, unblemished handfuls to taste. So good, they never seem to make it back to the kitchen!Fragaria vesca v semperflorens

Earliglow sets the standard for traditional strawberry taste. It is the max for fresh out of the garden eating, jams and freezing. So sweet no sugar is needed. It is the earliest fruiting variety available. The first and second pickings are nice sized berries for eating out of hand and the later pickings are fantastic for jams and freezing.Honeoye: This berry is a large fruit with a beautiful red color. It is firm, red clear through and is great for pies. A good fresh shipper and very winter hardy. Currently, the most popular PYO variety in the Midwest and Northeast. Quantity: Price 1: $1.95 4: $3.50 8: $6.40 16: $10.00$36.00: Of the varieties in today's Strawberry Industry, Jewel appears to be the BEST ALL AROUND variety. Good for u-pick, fresh shipping and longer season yields. Produces large, firm, wedge-shaped fruit of excellent color and quality, Its firmness and abrasive resistant skin makes it less susceptible to fruit rots and ideal for shipping. This berry is a must for all seriousJunebearing varieties flourish in the spring and produce one crop lasting about 2-4 weeks. They are planted the first year and produce a full crop the second year. If properly cared for, can be productive for 3-7 years. Plant Spacing: 18"-24" in between each plant 31/2 - 4 ft in between rows. Cultivate the soil several times 2 weeks prior to planting to eliminate weeds. Each time you do this you will eliminate many freshly germinated weeds. . You should see new green growth in 7-10 days.Once runners begin to form make sure the new plant on the end is kept in contact with the soil in order for roots to grow. Place the new plants that form approximately 6" apart in the rows. Crowding will produce small fruit so do not allow your planting to overpopulate and form a solid bed. 1st Year Care - Set Plants 1 to 2 Feet Apart Within The Row Second Year - 1st Fruiting Year. Remove the straw by parting it slightly allowing for a narrow row 12 to 18 inches wide to grow up through the mulch. Keeping the parted straw up against the narrow row will allow the fruit to sit on a straw bed while ripening. This will create a barrier to protect the fruit from splashing dirt. This is important as many of the fruit rots come from the soil. The thick straThe first season after new growth starts(when runners start) side dress with 1 lb per 100 square feet.2nd year and susequent years after, broadcast with 2-3 lbs of fertilizer at renovation and

Quantity: Price 1: $1.95 4: $3.50 8: $6.40 16: $10.00$36.00: Of the varieties of today's Strawberry Industrial, Jewel appears to be the BEST ALL AROUND variety. Good for u-pick, fresh shipping and longer season yields. Produces large, firm, wedge-shaped fruit for excellent color and quality. Its firmness and abrasive resistant skin makes it less susceptible to fruit rots and ideal for shipping. This berry is a must for all grow: With almost perfect strawberry shape, Allstar has become a major variety during the late mid season time. The glossy firm fruit, which holds its size very well, is an excellent u-pick or home garden choice. Its orange/red and delicate skin lessens its shipping potential. Allstar's vigor and resistance to red stele, verticillium wilt, moderate resistance to powdery milJunebearing varieties flourish in the spring and produce one crop lasting about 2-4 weeks. They are planted the first year and produce a full crop the second year. If properly cared for, can be productive for 3-7 years. The first season after new growth starts(when runners start) side dress with 1 lb per 100 square feet.2nd year and susequent years after, broadcast with 2-3 lbs of fertilizer at renovation andPlant Spacing: 18"-24" in between each plant 31/2 - 4 ft in between rows. Cultivate the soil several times 2 weeks prior to planting to eliminate weeds. Each time you do this you will eliminate many freshly germinated weeds. . You should see new green growth in 7-10 days.Once runners begin to form make sure the new plant on the end is kept in contact with the soil in order for roots to grow. Place the new plants that form approximately 6" apart in the rows. Crowding will produce small fruit so do not allow your planting to overpopulate and form a solid bed. 1st Year Care - Set Plants 1 to 2 Feet Apart Within The Row Second Year - 1st Fruiting Year. Remove the straw by parting it slightly allowing for a narrow row 12 to 18 inches wide to grow up through the mulch. Keeping the parted straw up against the narrow row will allow the fruit to sit on a straw bed while ripening. This will create a barrier to protect the fruit from splashing dirt. This is important as many of the fruit rots come from the soil. The thick straStrawberry Plants for Sale Best Sellers Collection June Bearing » Strawberry CollectionsEarliglow

Quantity: Price 25: $20.25 50: $27.00 75: $33.00 100: $41.00 250: $72.00 500: $95.50 1000: $155.00$33.00$41.00$72.00$155.00Best In Zones 4 - 9Day Neutral varieties promise an ongoing crop throughout the summer months, regardless of day length as long as temperatures stay below 85 degree. Since the care of Everbearers and Day Neutrals is essentially the same, they are often lumped together and sold under the same heading. This type of strawberry is grown differently than June Bearers. You can harvest a crop the first year of planting. Multiple harvests are exhausting on plants. Day Neutral and Everbearing varieties will need to be replaced at least every 2 years. Many growers treat these varieties as annuals and remove the planting after frost and replant every year. The first year, remove all the blossoms that appear during the first 2-6 weeks of growth. This allows the plants to become better established before trying to produce around the plants to provide a bed for the fruit to lie on. Allow flowers to remain on the plants as soon as the plants seem well established. Fruit will follow approximately 30 days after blossom. Since plants have already been planted 6" apart you should remove the runners that form. This produces larger single plants for higher yields.Don't plants on land where persistent weeds are abundantCultivate the soil several times 2 weeks prior to planting to eliminate weeds. Each time you do this you will eliminate many freshly germinated weeds. Plant too deep will smother and die; plants too high will dry out. Everbearers and Day Neutral should be planted 6" in between each plant. The first year, remove all the blossoms that appear during the first 2-6 weeks of growth. This allows the plants to become better established before trying to produce fruit. After removal of the first blossoms, put straw mulch around the plants to provide a bed for the fruit to lie on. Allow flowers to remain on the plants as soon as the plants seem well established. Fruit $20.25$27.00$95.50Fertilizer - Strawberry - 4# bag12-12-12 6' Diameter$45.00Sam's Tips:Strawberry Plants for sale Everbearing Day Neutral San Andreasthan Albion.  » Day NeutralsEverbearing plants yield fruit several times in the growing season, usually at the begining and at the end of the season and pepend on shorter day lenght to set fruit buds.  DO NOT ALLOW YOUR BED TO BECOME OVERPOPULATED. 

S for gardeners and smaller commercial growers. Earliglow sets the standard for traditional strawberry taste. It is the max for fresh out of the garden eating, jams and freezing. It is the earliest fruiting variety available. The first and second pickings are nice sized berries for eating out of hand and the later pickings are fantastic for jams and freezing.Quantity: Price 250: $60.00 500: $85.00 1000: $139.00 5000: $665.00250 for $60.00500 for $85.001000 for $139.005000 for $665.00$139.00$665.00$60.00$85.00+ $0.02 Add'l S&HStrawberry Plants for Sale June Bearing Earliglow Best Tasting StrawberriesEarly Season, Small to Medium Berry, Excellent Flavor, Resistant to Red Stele, Verticillium, Leaf Scorch » STRAWBERRIES - Bare Root AK, AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, OR, TX, UT, WA, WYThere are no tools and supplies for this item at this time.There are no videos for this item at this time.

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