10 Evie Everbearing Strawberry Plants - Bare Root Plants from Hand Picked Nursery

All plants arrived healthy & ready to go. Simply follow directions & should have no issues with proper bed conditions. All plants survived & will fruit like crazy next season with all the first season blooms we removed. Did let 1 bloom fruit & berry was sweet & juicy.

Amazing! Started to see green peaking out before a week had passed! The bare roots arrived on 5/5; as seen in the photos taken today, 5/19, there are flowers! They are planted in an old utility sink resting on the ground in my side garden. One bare root didn't survive, but they sent extra, so I'm still ahead. I followed the directions regarding sand, etc. Far exceeded my expectations! Thank you!

I have a green thumb and can grow anything. But, Plants start to grow nicely. then in 10 day days dead. TWICE. SO DONT BUY.

So far I am thrilled with the rooted strawberries I bought. They arrived on a Thursday and I planted them Sunday. By Tuesday and they already showed signs of growth. It’s a few weeks later and they’re doing very well. I only lost one plant and one that I didn’t think would make it I planted anyway and it’s slow growing but that’s better than it dying. They seem to be very healthy. Amazing. Very happy with this purchase.

So far, they ALL seem to be alive The first batch of twenty, 1/2 of them did not do anything.. Very disappointed! That is why I bought 10 more. Praise God they look good so far.

I was in search for strawberry plants in my area but being very late in the season I wasn't having any luck. A friend recommended I order from Amazon, which I didn't know was possible. I received my order early, and was surprised to find 2 extra roots in the bag. I got them planted and had my first sprouts come up just a few days later. I was expecting a couple to be duds, but 1 week later I am pleased to report that all 12 roots are showing growth.

Placed an order. Got her in a timely fashion. 4 or so died but the rest have exploded in growth. You would never know just a few weeks back they were little brown roots. I did soak mine in water for a day or 2. Just the roots. Added a nice beneficial bacteria to my medium. Made sure they were in rows and the crowns didn't touch my 70/30 coco perlite mix. I prefer that mix over sand for my berry growing. Even with the dead ones I would 100% order and will probably order different types again.

The reason I gave a three-star rating is that when strawberry plants arrive, they don't look great. I knew they would look like this as my parents grew strawberries commercially when I was a kid. They look like what I expected, but how can I rate them until I see if they grow and thrive?