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Buy Strawberry Plants

Modified: Mar 12, 2022 by Mr. Strawberry · This post may contain affiliate links · 66 Comments

There are countless thousands of online merchants these days, and they sell every imaginable product, item, thingamajig, and plant. Of course, you can buy strawberry plants online these days too. In fact, there are a host of sellers of strawberry plants just waiting for you to hit their homepage. Well, do you want to know where to buy strawberry plants? Look no further. You can use this page to purchase strawberry plants according to the specific variety or varieties you want at the best possible price. The work has been done for you! Just click the name of the strawberry variety in the table below for which you are looking, and you will jump to a table listing all the known merchants who offer that variety of strawberry plants for sale.

Child holding strawberry seedling in black pot over soil
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How to Use the Buy Strawberry Plants Page

To make the most of this directory, you need to know which type of strawberry you need and which cultivar you want. To understand the differences, and to get an idea of varieties that will work for you and your circumstances, first visit the Strawberry Varieties page. If you don’t care much about learning the specifics, you can go with one or two of the Recommended Strawberry Varieties for Your Location. Once you know what you are looking for, come back here and find the best price for strawberry plants by comparing prices for each and every variety you want. Once you find a nursery, farm, or supplier with whom you are comfortable doing business, you can find all the varieties they offer by looking them up in the Strawberry Plants for Sale directory (they are in alphabetical order).

Buy Strawberries: Plant Varieties Available

Man in market holding strawberry seeldings in black pot

This table includes all the known strawberry plant varieties that are available for purchase online. Our aim is to make this table exhaustive, so if you are aware of an error or of other sellers of strawberry plants or of other varieties, please let us know! And, don’t forget, all the information you need to be successful is available here: Growing Strawberries.

Disclosure: This article includes affiliate links, meaning I get a commission if you make a purchase through my links, at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Best place to start your search for plants is Amazon.com. They have many varieties for sale. If you don’t find what you’re looking for from Amazon.com, then take a look at the list below.

Buy Strawberry Plants by Variety

Ac Valley Sunset

Nourse Farms
Krohne Plant Farms

Ac Wendy

Krohne Plant Farms
Nourse Farms

Albicarpa (Alpine) [aka Albocarpa]

* no longer available

Albion

Amazon.com
Suttons Seeds
Indiana Berry
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.
Strawberry Tyme
Krohne Plant Farms
D.T. Brown
Natural Gardening Company
Blackmoor Nurseries
Waitrose Garden
Carther Plants

Alexandria (Alpine)

Amazon.com
Hirts Gardens

Ali Baba (Alpine)

Oikos Tree Crops

Alice

Thompson & Morgan
Welsh Fruit Stocks

Allstar [aka All-Star, All Star]

Hirts Gardens
De Groot, Inc
Greenwood Nursery
Farmer Seed & Nursery
Indiana Berry
Stargazer Perennials
Morgan County Seeds
Nourse Farms
Simmons Plant Farm
Harris Seeds
Stark Bro’s
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.
Bob Wells Nursery
Krohne Plant Farms

Alpine (Fragaria vesca)

Albicarpa
Alexandria
Ali Baba
Baron Solemacher
Deesse des Vallees
Fragola di Bosco
Fragola Quattro Stagioni
Fraises des Bois
Golden Alexandria
Italian
Krem
Mignonette
Pineapple Crush
Red Wonder
Regina
Reine des Vallees
Remontant
Rodluvan
Ruegen
Ruegen Improved
White Delight
White Soul
Yellow Wonder
All Fragaria vesca Strawberries
Hirts Gardens

Amelia

* no longer available

Anais

Thompson & Morgan

Annapolis

Indiana Berry
Jung Seeds & Plants
Strawberry Tyme
Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store
Nourse Farms
Krohne Plant Farms

Arkansas King

* no longer available

Aromas

Stargazer Perennials
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Aromel

* no longer available

Bakker’s Kingsize

Bakker’s Kingsize

Baron Solemacher (Alpine)

* no longer available

Beach Strawberry (see Chiloensis below)

All Chiloensis Strawberries

Benicia

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry variety ‘Benicia‘.

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Benton
Blakemore

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry variety ‘Blakemore‘.

Simmons Plant Farm

Bogota

* no longer available

Brunswick

Nourse Farms

Buddy

Blooming Direct
Pomona Fruits
Waitrose Garden
You Garden

Burgess Goliath

* no longer available

Cabot

Indiana Berry
Johnny’s Selected Seeds
Jung Seeds & Plants
Stark Bros.
Nourse Farms
Vermont Bean Seed Company
Krohne Plant Farms

Calypso

* no longer available

Camarosa

Bob Wells Nursery
Just Fruits and Exotics
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.
Natural Gardening Company

Cambridge Favourite

Thompson & Morgan
Waitrose Garden
Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Pomona Fruits
Ashridge Trees
Blackmoor Nurseries
D.T. Brown

Cambridge Prizewinner

* no longer available

Cambridge Vigour

* no longer available

Camino

* no longer available

Camino Real

US Berry Plants
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.
Bob Wells Nursery

Candy Cane
Capron (Musk)

Raintree Nursery

Cardinal

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry variety ‘Cardinal‘.

Farmer Seed & Nursery
Greenwood Nursery
Ison’s Nursery & Vineyard
Simmons Plant Farm

Cavendish [aka Cavandish]

Amazon.com
Krohne Plant Farms
USA Seed Store
Indiana Berry
Jung Seeds & Plants
Nourse Farms
Summerstone Nursery
Strawberry Tyme

Chambly

* no longer available

Chandler

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry variety ‘Chandler‘.

Greenwood Nursery
Bob Wells Nursery
Simmons Plant Farm
De Groot, Inc
GardenHarvestSupply.com
Aaron’s Creek Farms, Inc.
Willis Orchard Company
Indiana Berry
Ison’s Nursery & Vineyard
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.
Morgan County Seeds
Mountain Valley Growers
Nourse Farms
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply

Charlotte

* no longer available

Chiloensis (Fragaria chiloensis)

Island of Lernuy
Termas de Tolhuace

Christina

Edible Landscaping Online

Christine

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Van Meuwen
Thompson & Morgan
Ashridge Trees
D.T. Brown

Clancy [aka Clancey]

Nourse FarmsKrohne Plant Farms

Coastal Strawberry (see Chiloensis above)

All Chiloensis Strawberries

Combaille

* no longer available

Cupid

Crocus

Cyclone

* no longer available

Darlisette

* no longer available

Daroyal

Nourse Farms

Darselect

Nourse Farms
Greenwood Nursery

Deesse des Vallees (French Alpine)

* no longer available

Delia

* no longer available

Delicious

* no longer available

Diamante

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Donna

* no longer available

Dunlap [aka Senator Dunlap]

* no longer available

Earliglow [aka Earliglo]

Amazon.com
Henry Field’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Harris Seeds
GardenHarvestSupply.com
Indiana Berry
Johnny’s Selected SeedsJung Seeds & Plants
Hirt’s Gardens
USA Seed Store
Vermont Bean Seed Company
Krohne Plant Farms
Stark Bro’s
Nourse Farms
Morgan County Seeds
Pinetree Garden Seeds
Raintree Nursery
Simmons Plant Farm

Eater (Fragaria orientalis)

* no longer available

Éclair [aka Eclair]

De Groot, Inc

Elan F1

Natural Gardening Company

Elegance

Thompson & Morgan
Pomona Fruits
Greenfingers

Elsanta

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Pomona Fruits
Blackmoor Nurseries
Thompson & Morgan

Elvira

* no longer available

EM1764

* no longer available

Emily

* no longer available

Eros

* no longer available

Evangeline

* no longer available

Everbearing

* the specific branded ‘Everbearing’ strawberry is no longer available. Everbearing is a type of strawberry as well, and many varieties are of that type and still available.

Eversweet

BloomingBulb.com
De Groot, Inc
Stark Bro’s

Evie

Amazon.com

Evie 2 [aka Evie-2]

Gardener’s Supply Company
Nourse Farms
Greenwood Nursery

Fenella

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Pomona Fruits
Welsh Fruit Stocks
D.T. Brown
Waitrose Garden

Fern [aka Crimson Fern]

* no longer available

Festival [aka Strawberry Festival, Florida Strawberry Festival]

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.
US Berry Plants

Finesse

Thompson & Morgan

Firecracker

* no longer available

Flamenco

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Thompson & Morgan
Pomona Fruits
Ashridge Trees

Flavorfest

Krohne Plant Farms

Florence

Thompson & Morgan
Welsh Fruit Stocks
Pomona Fruits
Ashridge Trees
Blackmoor Nurseries

Fort Laramie [aka Ft. Laramie]

Nature Hills Nursery
Stargazer Perennials
De Groot, Inc
Farmer Seed & Nursery
BloomingBulb.com
Henry Field’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Jung Seeds & Plants
Gurney’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Stargazer Perennials
Vermont Bean Seed Company
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.

Fragola di Bosco (Italian Alpine)

Burpee

Fragola Quattro Stagioni (Italian Alpine)

* no longer available

Fraises des Bois (Alpine) [aka Fraises des Boise, Fraises du Bois]

Hartman’s Plant Company

Framberry

Waitrose Garden

Galletta

Nourse FarmsKrohne Plant Farms

Gariguette

Pomona Fruits
D.T. Brown

Gasana Patio

* no longer available

Gaviota

* no longer available

Gem [aka Gem Everbearing, Gem Star]

Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store

Gento

* no longer available

Gerald Straley

* no longer available

Gigantella Maxim [aka Maxim]

Spalding Plant & Bulb

Glooscap

* no longer available

Golden Alexandria (Alpine) [aka Gold Leaf Alpine]

Amazon.com

Gorella

* no longer available

Governor Simcoe [aka Gov. Simcoe, Governer Simcoe]
Grandee

* no longer available

Guardian [aka Guardin]

Simmons Plant Farm
Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store

Gurney’s Whopper

Gurney’s Seed & Nursery Co.

Hapil

Pomona Fruits
Welsh Fruit Stocks

Hecker

US Berry Plants

Herriot

* no longer available

Honeoye [aka Honeyoye]

Strawberry Island
Thompson & Morgan
Berry Island Farm
Ashridge Trees
De Groot, Inc
Harris Seeds
Johnny’s Selected Seeds
Gurney’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Nourse Farms
Pomona Fruits
Indiana Berry
Henry Field’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Jung Seeds & Plants
Simmons Plant Farm
Stargazer Perennials
Stark Bro’s
Vermont Bean Seed Company
USA Seed Store
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.
Farmer Seed & Nursery
Krohne Plant Farms
Blackmoor Nurseries
Amazon.com
Waitrose Garden

Hood

One Green World

Intensity (see Virginiana below)

Oikos Tree Crops

Irresistible [aka EM1292]

Thompson & Morgan

Island of Lernuy (see Chiloensis above) [aka White Beach Strawberry]

* no longer available

Italian (Alpine)

* no longer available

Itasca

Indiana Berry

Jewel

USA Seed Store
GardenHarvestSupply.com
Krohne Plant Farms
Hartman’s Plant Company
Henry Field’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Indiana Berry
Johnny’s Selected Seeds
Jung Seeds & Plants
Nourse Farms
Gurney’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Vermont Bean Seed Company
Stark Bro’s

Judibell

Welsh Fruit Stocks

Kalinda

* no longer available

Kelly’s Blanket

Oikos Tree Crops

Kent
Keoki

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Korona

Pomona Fruits

Krem (Alpine)

* no longer available

L’Amour

Nourse Farms

Lateglow

* no longer available

Lipstick

Amazon.com

Little Scarlet (see Virginiana below)

* no longer available

Loran

Brookside Nursery

Lowanna

* no longer available

Lucy

* no longer available

Madame Moutot

* no longer available

Mae

Ashridge Trees

Malling Centenary

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Pomona Fruits

Malling Opal

Dobies of Devon
Pomona Fruits

Malling Pearl

* no longer available

Malwina

Dobies of Devon
Victoriana Nursery Gardens

Mammoth

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company

Manille

Pomona Fruits

Mara des Bois

Hirts Gardens
Pomona Fruits
D.T. Brown
Nourse Farms
Dobies of Devon
Amazon.com
Jung Seeds & Plants

Marmolado

* no longer available

Marshmarvel

* no longer available

Marshmello

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company

Maxim [aka Gigantella Maxim]

Spalding Plant & Bulb

Mesabi

Backyard Berry Plants

Mignonette (Alpine)

The Strawberry Store, LLC

Mira

Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store

Mohawk
Mojave

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry variety ‘Mojave‘.

* no longer available

Monterey

Krohne Plant Farms
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Moschata (Fragaria moschata)

All Musk Strawberries

Mount Everest [aka Everest]

Thompson & Morgan
Van Meuwen

Musk

Capron
Profumata di Tortona
Rosea
Russian Male
Oikos Tree Crops

Northeaster [aka Northeastern, Noreaster]

Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store

Northern Star
Ogallala

Nature Hills Nursery
Farmer Seed & Nursery
Simmons Plant Farm

Ostara

Spalding Plant & Bulb

Oviation

* no longer available

Ozark Beauty

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry variety ‘Ozark Beauty‘.

BloomingBulb.com
De Groot, Inc
Farmer Seed & Nursery
Greenwood Nursery
Gurney’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Harris Seeds
Henry Field’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Ison’s Nursery & Vineyard
Jung Seeds & Plants
Stark Bro’s
Simmons Plant Farm
Spring Hill Nursery
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.
Vermont Bean Seed Company
Strawberry Island
Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store

Pegasus

Welsh Fruit Stocks

Pineapple Crush (Alpine)

* no longer available

Pineberry

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry hybrid Pineberry.

Amazon.com
J. Parker’s
Plantes et Jardins
Crocus
You Garden
Hirt’s Gardens
Blooming Direct

Pink Panda [aka Frel]

* no longer available

Pocohontas

* no longer available

Portola

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Primetime

Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store

Profumata di Tortona (Musk)

Raintree Nursery

Puget Reliance
Puget Summer

Raintree Nursery

Purple Wonder

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the Purple Strawberries.

Quinault [aka Quinalt]

BloomingBulb.com
De Groot, Inc
Farmer Seed & Nursery
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.
Stargazer Perennials

Rabunda

* no longer available

Rambling Cascade [aka Senga Sengana]

Victoriana Nursery Gardens

Ranier [aka Rainier]
Record

Nourse Farms

Red Chief [aka Redchief]

Not currently available

Red Gauntlet
Red Wonder (Alpine)
Redcoat

* no longer available

Regina (Alpine)

Not currently available

Reine des Vallees (French Alpine)

The Strawberry Store, LLC

Remontant (see Vesca below) [aka Tumbleberry]

Victoriana Nursery Gardens

Rhapsody

* no longer available

Robinson [aka Giant Robinson]

Farmer Seed & Nursery

Rodluvan (Alpine) [aka Red Riding Hood, Red Cap]

* no longer available

Roman

* no longer available

Rosea (Russian Musk)

* no longer available

Rosie

* no longer available

Royal Sovereign

Ashridge Trees
Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Victoriana Nursery Gardens

Rubicon

* no longer available

Ruegen (Alpine) [aka Rugen]

Richters Herb & Vegetable

Ruegen Improved (Alpine) [aka Rugen Improved]

* no longer available

Russian Male (Musk)

Raintree Nursery

Sable
Sallybright

Not currently available

San Andreas

Krohne Plant Farms
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.
Carther Plants

Sapphire
Sarian

Thompson & Morgan
Pinetree Garden Seeds

Scarlet [aka Scarlet Beauty]

You Garden
Pomona Fruits
Lassen Canyon Nursery, Inc.

Seascape

BloomingBulb.com
Berries Unlimited
Indiana Berry
Jung Seeds & Plants
Gardener’s Supply Company
Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.
Natural Gardening Company
Nourse Farms
One Green World
Peaceful Valley Farm & Garden Supply
Willis Orchard Company
Krohne Plant Farms
Amazon.com

Seneca

* no longer available

Senga Sengana [aka Rambling Cascade]

Victoriana Nursery Gardens

Sequoia

BloomingBulb.com
Farmer Seed & Nursery
Willis Orchard Company
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.

Serenity
Shuksan
Snow White

Van Meuwen
Dobies of Devon
Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Pomona Fruits

Sonata

Not currently available

Sophie

* no longer available

Sparkle

Johnny’s Selected Seeds
Farmer Seed & Nursery
GardenHarvestSupply.com
Jung Seeds & Plants
Stark Bros.
Simmons Plant Farm
Vermont Bean Seed Company
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.
USA Seed Store
Krohne Plant Farms
Nourse Farms

Sparkle Supreme

Gurney’s Seed & Nursery Co.
Henry Field’s Seed & Nursery Co.

St. Pierre [aka Saint Pierre]

* no longer available

Stolo

* no longer available

Strazzberry [aka Strasberry]

Spalding Plant & Bulb

Sunrise
Surecrop [aka Sure Crop]

Nature Hills Nursery
Farmer Seed & Nursery
GardenHarvestSupply.com
Krohne Plant Farms
Morgan County Seeds
USA Seed Store
Indiana Berry
Simmons Plant Farm
Burgess Seed & Plant Co.
Stark Bro’s

Sweet Ann

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Sweet Charlie

Also, see the profile page for much more information on the strawberry variety ‘Sweet Charlie‘.

Amazon.com
Greenwood Nursery
Aaron’s Creek Farms, Inc.
Bob Wells Nursery
GardenHarvestSupply.com
Ison’s Nursery & Vineyard
Just Fruits and Exotics
Willis Orchard Company

Sweet Eve

Spalding Plant & Bulb

Sweetheart [aka Sweet Heart]

Dobies of Devon
Thompson & Morgan
Waitrose Garden

Sweet Sensation

Van Meuwen

Symphony

Pomona Fruits
Blackmoor Nurseries
Welsh Fruit Stocks

Talisman

* no longer available

Tallara

* no longer available

Tarpan [aka Tarpan F1]

* no longer available

Tennessee Beauty

Simmons Plant Farm
Summerstone Nursery
USA Seed Store

Termas de Tolhuace (Chiloensis)

* no longer available

Tillamook
Tioga

* no longer available

Toklat

* no longer available

Torrey

* no longer available

Toscana

Spalding Plant & Bulb

Totem

Ashridge Trees

Tribute

Amazon.com
Harris Seeds
Morgan County Seeds
Stark Bro’s
Indiana Berry
Berries Unlimited
Hirt’s Gardens

Tristan

Burpee

Tristar [aka Tri Star, Tri-Star]

Indiana Berry
De Groot, Inc
Stark Bros.
One Green World
Jung Seeds & Plants
Harris Seeds
Morgan County Seeds

Trumpeter

Not currently available

US 4808 (Virginiana)

* no longer available

V151

* no longer available

Valley Red

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Veestar

* no longer available

Ventana

Lassen Canyon Nursery Inc.

Vesca (Fragaria vesca)

All Alpine Strawberries
Saratoga Seed Company

Vibrant

Marshalls Vegetable & Fruit Company
Pomona Fruits

Virginiana (Fragaria virginiana)

Also, see the profile page for Fragaria glauca, the Mountain Strawberry, a subspecies of Fragaria virginiana.

Intensity
Little Scarlet
US 4808
TN Nursery, Wholesale Nursery Co.
Edible Landscaping Online
Oikos Tree Crops

Wendy

Jung Seeds & Plants

White Carolina (Pineberry)

Hirts Gardens

White D (Pineberry)

* no longer available

White Delight (Alpine)

The Strawberry Store, LLC

White Pine (Pineberry)

Burpee

White Soul (Alpine)

The Strawberry Store, LLC

Whopper

* no longer available

Wild Strawberry

Fragaria chiloensis
Fragaria moschata
Fragaria orientalis
Fragaria vesca
Fragaria virginiana

Winona

* no longer available

Yellow Wonder (Alpine)

Amazon.com
Hirt’s Gardens
Raintree Nursery

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  1. Angela

    March 05, 2021 at 9:33 pm

    I was hopeful to find some Tribute or Tristar strawberry plants but none of the vendors seem to have them. Any recommendations?

    Reply
  2. Amateur Andy

    February 11, 2020 at 12:55 am

    I only started growing strawberries last year but might I suggest people check places like craigslist and facebook marketplace in spring and early summer. I was able to get a dozen varieties, multiple plants of each from a local farmer for the price of what a handful of plants would’ve cost at a big box store. Finding someone with so many different kinds was pretty lucky, but I saw plenty of different people selling plants at low prices compared to local stores.

    Reply
    • Peterburroughs

      February 20, 2022 at 6:37 pm

      I have a 5 gallon bucket with three plants in it. Planted last spring outdoors. I didn’t do a good job this fall covering them for winter. The runners are sporting green leaves but the main plant isn’t looking very well. Could the runners be rooted since they have green leaves since there partly covered with leaves?

      Reply
  3. Eitan

    August 06, 2018 at 11:28 am

    Hi! Why can’t I find “Florida Sensation” AKA “Sweet Sensation” AKA “FL-127” for sale anywhere?
    Thx
    EM

    Reply
  4. Luis

    March 31, 2018 at 11:26 pm

    Hi

    Just looking for gaviota strawberry plants. Do you know any place I can order them from. Looking for 40-50 of them. Can’t seem to find any.

    Reply
  5. Eitan

    August 16, 2017 at 7:36 am

    Hi, great website! Is there a way I can search for a nursery / supplier by location, so that if I want to go pick up plants in person, I can see which places are in my area?

    Reply
  6. Patrick Junn

    March 15, 2016 at 10:09 am

    Do you know any reputable seller that can ship internationally, specifically in Philippines?

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      March 23, 2016 at 1:13 pm

      Patrick Junn,
      There are usually restrictions on importing and exporting living plants across national borders. You might have better results trying to have seeds shipped to you. Good luck!

      Reply
  7. Danny

    November 12, 2015 at 1:28 am

    Hi Danny here: several years ago I purchased some straw berry plants 25 or so I planted them on a mound 4 ft high and 8 ft across at the base, the mound was quickly covered by the plants the next May we were picking about a quart and a half to three quarts of berries every day. And that continued into September. If we quit picking daily the production would slow down till the next year. The Berries, were large and very sweet. Unfortunately, we moved and didn’t take any plants with us. We lived in Sumner, WA. By the description , can you guess as to the variety, or give us an idea as to a good replacement variety thank you for your time. Danny

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      November 12, 2015 at 11:44 pm

      Danny,
      I can’t tell you what variety that was, but the recommended varieties for each state can be found here. Good luck!

      Reply
  8. Alfred Carl Keeling

    October 26, 2015 at 9:09 pm

    Mr. strawberry do you know of any sellers shipping presently

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      October 27, 2015 at 8:39 am

      Alfred Carl Keeling,
      Your best bet will be the suppliers who ship fall strawberry plants. Good luck!

      Reply
  9. Joyce

    June 24, 2015 at 9:06 pm

    I have come across a dark red berry that is red and sweet all the way through the inside, no white at all. I’m in south east Michigan…all the store berries are white inside. I bought these at a farm and they don’t know what kind they are. I want to grow this kind. Can you help?

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      June 27, 2015 at 12:05 pm

      Joyce,
      Unfortunately, I’m not able to identify it based on just that criteria. I’m sorry!

      Reply
  10. Howard Vermont

    April 23, 2015 at 11:09 am

    Jason Inch, Carther Plants in Thamesford, Ontario, Canada is just starting to sell strawberry plugs.

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      April 24, 2015 at 9:34 am

      Howard Vermont,
      Thanks for letting me know. I’ve included them in the directories.

      Reply
  11. Silk River

    March 20, 2015 at 5:38 pm

    Does Earliglow Junebearing strawberries grow well in the Portland, OR climate in a regular home garden? If not, what are a few varieties you might recommend for this area that are delicious and easy to grow (and if possible can come back next year in this area)? Thank you and blessings!

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      March 22, 2015 at 10:19 pm

      Silk River,
      You can see the official recommended varieties for where you are here. Although Earliglow isn’t on the list, it actually should perform reasonably well there. Good luck!

      Reply
  12. Nick Perez

    December 31, 2014 at 6:15 am

    Great tool, I was able to find all the varieties I needed in a snap. I wish I would have found this site much sooner. Now if I only had a similar tool for grapes…

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      December 31, 2014 at 9:59 am

      Nick Perez,
      Thanks for the compliment! I’m glad we could help!

      Reply
  13. Raye Skerritt

    June 25, 2014 at 12:19 pm

    I want to attempt to grow strawberries in the Caribbean. Can you please suggest the best varieties for this region and make any suggestions that you think will help.

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      June 25, 2014 at 1:28 pm

      Raye Skerritt,
      Unfortunately, the Caribbean isn’t the best place to try and grow strawberries. It is generally too hot. You might want to give Chandler a try, however, if you do try to grow them. Good luck!

      Reply
  14. John Gallagher

    June 10, 2014 at 10:41 am

    Where can I find Delmarvel Strawberries? I live in Southeastern Pa and saw at both Penn St and Rutgers recommend these varieties for this area……….

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      June 10, 2014 at 11:21 am

      John Gallagher,
      Delmarvel strawberries are a good choice, but they have been out-performed by more recently released varieties. You can probably find them at local nurseries in your area, but they aren’t available for ordering online (as far as I am aware). You can find a host of others here. Good luck!

      Reply
  15. Marjorie McCausland-George

    June 09, 2014 at 7:52 am

    To Whom It May Concern, I have no idea how to buy strawberries. I don’t know what kind I should get or what they should cost. Please educate me-when you have a chance. I am sure you are very busy, I am just too ignorant about them. Am sorry about this. Also, in cases where people may have verticillium, is there some kind of powder or spray to combat that sort of thing? What can anyone use? Thank you already.
    sincerely, Marjorie McCausland-George.

    Reply
  16. Wesley

    May 20, 2014 at 2:09 am

    Been looking through here at the vendors. Most don’t specify the age of these plants. I am interested in fall planting and spring harvest ,then plow them and start over again in the fall with new plants. Am not interested in establishing a plant for 18 months . Also price for these plants is a big factor . If when its done it cost me as much as it would to buy the fruit retail + plus the work I am not interested . The prices look go for the most part with these vendors . Can anybody recommend one that sells mature plants at a reasonable price ?
    Thanks

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      May 20, 2014 at 12:35 pm

      Wesley,
      For what you are wanting to do, check the vendors that offer Fall Strawberry Plants for sale. Good luck!

      Reply
  17. Jason Inch

    February 01, 2014 at 4:43 pm

    I am hoping to find strawberry plugs for May, 2014.

    Anyone know a Canadian Supplier of strawberry plugs?

    or.. A company who can ship plugs into Canada?

    Signed,

    Desperately seeking plugs!!

    Reply
    • Straw Berry

      February 02, 2014 at 5:10 pm

      Jason Inch,
      You should find several here who can ship to you in Canada: Strawberry Suppliers. Good luck!

      Reply
  18. barbara Doss

    January 17, 2014 at 5:58 pm

    I am looking for Sweet Ann organic strawberries to grow in central texas. Can you tell me if they are available and at what price Ican buy them if I buy 100.

    Reply
    • Straw Berry

      January 18, 2014 at 7:31 am

      barbara Doss,
      I am not aware of anyone selling Sweet Ann strawberries in your area. If you discover them for sale, please do let me know, and I will include them in our directory. Good luck!

      Reply
  19. Trese

    July 28, 2013 at 1:54 pm

    Hello I live in Michigan. What variety of plants would you recommend I like the day neutrals.

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      July 30, 2013 at 8:49 am

      Trese,
      The recommeded varieties are here for Michigan. Tribute and Tristar are the day-neutrals. Good luck!

      Reply
  20. Stix

    May 31, 2013 at 6:56 pm

    Do you have a list of the best plants for each state or zone?
    I live in Orlando Fl. and want to add strawberries to my garden.
    Thanks for your time,
    Stix

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      May 31, 2013 at 8:18 pm

      Stix,
      Yes, indeed! It is here: Recommended Strawberry Varieties by State.

      Reply
  21. Taras

    January 21, 2013 at 3:22 pm

    I need some early, middle, and late plants for Missouri. Could you recomend the best sort? Sweetest? biggest? biggest yielding? Thank You.

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      January 22, 2013 at 1:40 pm

      Taras,
      I’d recommend reviewing the recommended varieties for Missouri. Good luck!

      Reply
  22. Russell O

    December 29, 2012 at 2:28 pm

    I live in the southern part of Alabama. Can you recommend an everbearing or day-neutral strawberry that will produce fruit in the fall as well as spring for my area? Thanks.

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      January 06, 2013 at 8:59 pm

      Russell O,
      You could try Ozark Beauty (everbearing) or Tribute/Tristar (day-neutral). For other recommendations, see the listing for Alabama here: Recommended Varieties by State. Good luck!

      Reply
  23. Doreen T

    August 31, 2012 at 11:55 pm

    I live in Parkersburg, WV. I am looking for an everbearing strawberry that will grow well here. Several years ago I found a local supplier that sold bare root plants that performed wonderfully and were very prolific. I have been unable to locate them again. What do you suggest?

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      September 03, 2012 at 12:31 pm

      Doreen T,
      I would recommend Ozark Beauty. It is a tried and true everbearing variety and should should do well where you live. You can find suppliers here: Ozark Beauty. Good luck!

      Reply
  24. bonnie muzylouski

    July 25, 2012 at 5:10 pm

    can you tell me how big an area I will need for 1000 strawberry plants?

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      July 31, 2012 at 5:34 pm

      bonnie,
      This should be of assistance: Strawberry Plants per Acre

      Reply
  25. Twitch

    May 28, 2012 at 9:02 am

    Could you suggest a strawberry plant variety that would do well in Connecticut?

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      May 28, 2012 at 11:53 am

      Twitch,
      The following two varieties should do well for you in Connecticut: Earliglow, Jewel. Good luck!

      Reply
  26. Amaya

    April 28, 2012 at 2:09 am

    This is such an informative site! Kudos for helping so many people! I am wondering which strawberry variety is the absolute sweetest with the best flavor. I am not too concerned with having enormous berries or a high yeild, I would rather have fewer berries that are decadent. Also, if it halps, I live in the Portland, OR area. Thank you!

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      May 28, 2012 at 10:23 am

      Amaya,
      If taste and aroma are your primary concerns, go with an Alpine variety. This one is excellent. Good luck!

      Reply
      • Jasmin

        January 27, 2022 at 1:57 pm

        Hello Mr Strawberry, unfortunately the link to your reply re best alpines no longer exists. Which alpine were you recommending? Cheers.

        Reply
  27. Mrs.barger

    April 02, 2012 at 10:20 am

    dear mister,

    This year i will be planting strawberries in my garden… i was looking at some varieties such as the Earliglow strawberry and i was wondering what you thought about them i am from Kentucky so we have very fertile ground…

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      May 27, 2012 at 10:23 pm

      Mrs.barger,
      Earliglow is a good variety, but these may do better in Kentucky: Camarosa, Chandler, Jewel, Northeaster, Sweet Charlie. Good luck!

      Reply
  28. Sukin Oh

    January 25, 2012 at 2:31 am

    Dear sir,
    We are planning to plant strawberry plants in South Korea this early spring, and would like to harvest the fruits this late spring and early summer. Whis varieties are suitable, and where can we buy young strawberry plants?
    Thank you
    Sukin Oh

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      January 25, 2012 at 10:45 pm

      Sukin Oh,
      Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the South Korean climate. However, I can tell you that you will likely have much happier plants and much bigger long-term yields from your strawberry plants if you modify your plans slightly. Planting strawberry plants in the spring and hoping to harvest just a few months later usually is not a very successful approach. You might get a small harvest, but the plants will do much better in the long run if you snip or pinch off the blooms throughout the first growing season to allow the plants to establish themselves and develop hearty and powerful root systems. See the Growing Strawberries reference page for more details. As for buying the plants, I don’t know of any Korean suppliers at present. You could try contacting some of the suppliers listed in the directories on this site to see if they are able to ship internationally. Good luck!

      Reply
  29. Jessica

    January 04, 2012 at 12:30 pm

    I live in near Philadelphia, and am wondering if I can plant several kinds of strawberry plants together in one conatiner to expand the growing season, with some ripening at various points in the season? Thank you!

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      January 10, 2012 at 11:11 pm

      Jessica,
      As long as your container is large enough to accommodate multiple plants, you can most definitely extend the growing season and harvest. If you look at the chart near the top of the Strawberry Varieties reference page, you can get approximate ripening times. If you plant early season, mid-season, and late season varieties, you’ll accomplish your goal, if all goes and grows well. Good luck!

      Reply
  30. mike

    December 22, 2011 at 10:37 pm

    I live in new york and I would like to grow strawberries hydroponically. Which variety would you recommend for hydroponics?

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      December 26, 2011 at 1:15 am

      Mike,
      You need a day-neutral variety for best results using hydroponics (see the Strawberry Varieties page for details on day-neutrals). The varieties that most hydroponic growers do the best with are Tribute and Tristar.

      Reply
  31. Ivan

    December 16, 2011 at 6:15 pm

    Good afternoon, tell me what kind of strawberries to choose to grow year-round in greenhouses for commercial sale. Also interested in the variety to be grown in hydroponic setup.

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      January 14, 2012 at 3:06 pm

      Ivan,
      Usually, day-neutral strawberries do best for year-round and hydroponic growing. For more information on day-neutrals, see the Strawberry Varieties reference page. Two of the best varieties are Tribute and Tristar. Good luck!

      Reply
  32. Diane

    October 09, 2011 at 5:58 pm

    I live in Boston MA — it is now oct and I would like to plant some fall strawberries-I have a 15 x 25 foot bed of strawberries that my husband weed sacked since the bed did not produce well this year. It is about 5 years old – is it too late to order and plant for a spring harvest in 2012
    Thanks
    Diane

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      October 29, 2011 at 8:34 pm

      Diane,
      You are definitely pushing it as far as planting a strawberry bed that will successfully make it through the winter since you live in a northern climate. But, it can’t hurt to try! See the Fall Strawberry Plants page for more information. You may want to establish a new bed as old plants can harbor diseases that can be passed easily to new plantings. And, to keep your beds vital on a sustainable and long-term basis, see the system on the Transplanting Strawberries page.

      Reply
  33. Carla

    October 06, 2011 at 1:30 pm

    Can you recommend a source for the strawberry variety ‘Charlotte’ in the US?

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      October 29, 2011 at 9:42 pm

      Carla,
      I am unaware at present of any suppliers of the ‘Charlotte’ variety in the U.S.A. Sorry! If you discover one, please do let me know.

      Reply
  34. Mrs. M.J.Gardner

    July 27, 2011 at 2:53 pm

    Am trying to find a source for strawberry plants this fall to plant in the garden, most only do spring planting.

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      August 05, 2011 at 4:40 pm

      Mrs. Gardner,
      For retailers who offer fall shipments, see here: Fall Strawberry Plants.

      Reply
  35. Jeff Martin

    July 26, 2011 at 8:48 am

    Which types of strawberry plants would you recomend for Kentucky

    Reply
    • Mr. Strawberry

      August 05, 2011 at 4:36 pm

      Jeff,
      For recommended strawberry varieties for Kentucky (or any of the other 49 states), see here: Recommended Strawberry Varieties by State

      Reply

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