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Buy Strawberry Seeds
Last updated: by Mr. Strawberry
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 many sellers of strawberry seeds just waiting for you to hit their homepage. Well, do you want to know where to buy strawberry seeds? Look no further. You can use this page to purchase strawberry seeds 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.
How to Use the Buy Strawberry Seeds Page
To make the most of this directory, you need to know which type of strawberry you need and which cultivar you want to grow. 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. Once you know what you are looking for, come back here and find the best price for strawberry seeds 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 Seeds for Sale directory (they are in alphabetical order).
It is important to note that most strawberries grown from seed are different from the varieties strawberry lovers are familiar with. The largest berries and the berries that come from pick-your-own farms and store shelves are virtually all hybrids. Most hybrid varieties WILL NOT GROW TRUE FROM SEED! Thus, you can’t get their seeds from reputable sellers. The ones that grow true from seed are available on this page. They are typically the wild-type strawberries, Alpine strawberries, and certain select hybrids.
With the resources on StrawberryPlants.org, you need not worry about finding success, even if you have never grown strawberries before. Use this site to research any question you have (try the search option at the top right of this page), and feel free to contact us or leave a comment. The hardest part is finding a good supplier of strawberry plants or seeds, and we have helped with that! There are no excuses now that you know where to buy strawberry seeds.
18 thoughts on “Buy Strawberry Seeds”
I have not found any types of strawberries here in the USA that were anywhere near as good as strawberries that I ate in Japan.
However, I’m having a terribly difficult time finding Japanese varietals to purchase for growing here in the US. Why is it so difficult?
The difference is so remarkable that once you’ve tried the Japanese ones you’ll wonder why you ever bothered with the typical ones we can get here in America!
I’m searching high and low for ANY Japanese variety, so let me know if you ever have any luck! So far the closest I’ve been able to find is hokowase and kurowase in Australia, but there’s currently a quarantine I guess and they can’t be shipped out.
Do you have any experience with Gariguette strawberries? I tasted this variety on a trip to France and consider it the best strawberry I’ve ever had. If you have had this berry, how does it compare to other, more readily available varieties. Do you happen to know a source for Gariguette seeds?
Hi, I am interested to grow strawberry plants by my own,from seeds,which I want to buy from online. I wish to plant over 1/2 acre .So i need help ,that how much seeds i want to buy for my farm land .Please guide me. I am from India .
Muddassir Nawaz, Unfortunately, I do not know of any that will thrive there. Strawberries are temperate by nature and typically don’t do very well in extreme heat. Good luck!
I was wondering if you would be so kind once again to give me an info regarding Rainbow Treasure Strawberry. Does one plant actually produce 3 different colors as advertised or it’s a mixture of seeds with different bloom colors?
Winsor, As I understand it, it is not the berries themselves that are different colors. The berries will all be different shades of red. It is the blooms that are different. They can have pink, redder, and white blossoms. Good luck!
Hi! What type of Strawberry Seeds are recommended for in Alberta. I want some for a patch, some for baskets and some possibly that stay in my greenhouse! Thanx!
What is a good variety of strawberry that will grow in Phoenix, AZ? Also, where can I purchase the seeds? When do I start the seeds? Thanks in advance, Sharon
Sharon, Arizona isn’t the ideal location for growing strawberries. However, these two are likely to do the best where you live. Unfortunately, however, they do not grow true from seed, so you will need to purchase the actual plants. Good luck!
Thom, Unfortunately, no. Zone 10 is not ideal for growing any types of strawberries (unless climate controlled/cooled). The varieties that grow true from seed typically need a more temperate environment. However, you might want to consider some of the Zone 9 varieties, if you are willing to plant plugs or bare-root plants instead. Good luck!
Chase, I am unaware of any reputable sources for black strawberries. To my knowledge, no such strawberry actually exists as of yet, genetically modified or otherwise. The darkest legitimate strawberry that I am aware of are the Purple Wonder strawberries. If you do find a reputable source for the black strawberries, please do let me know. Most of those offering “black” strawberry seeds or plants usually show a photoshopped picture of a black strawberry, I’m afraid.
I am trying to find heirloom seeds that are good for starting a small pick your own operation next may-june but cannot find out enough information on that particular subject. If you could give me a few pointers in that direction I would be very grateful. I have found some great strawberries for that venue but cannot find out if they are non-GMO/heirloom or not…
Chelsea, Unfortunately, there aren’t any heirloom seeds that are suitable for pick-your-own operations (if you are trying to turn a profit). The non-hybrid seeds listed above on this page are both heirloom and non-GMO. However, they typically produce small (but extremely tasty) strawberries. And, they typically won’t produce as many as you would need to profit from them. I do not know of any successful pick-your-own operations that use heirloom varieties that can be grown from seed. They mostly use June-bearing varieties (some do use everbearing or day-neutral varieties). So, if you are looking for pointers, I’d recommend either using June-bearing varieties for a pick-your-own field, or just growing the heirloom varieties from seed for your own enjoyment. Good luck!
I have not found any types of strawberries here in the USA that were anywhere near as good as strawberries that I ate in Japan.
However, I’m having a terribly difficult time finding Japanese varietals to purchase for growing here in the US. Why is it so difficult?
The difference is so remarkable that once you’ve tried the Japanese ones you’ll wonder why you ever bothered with the typical ones we can get here in America!
I’m searching high and low for ANY Japanese variety, so let me know if you ever have any luck! So far the closest I’ve been able to find is hokowase and kurowase in Australia, but there’s currently a quarantine I guess and they can’t be shipped out.
Hi,
Do you have any experience with Gariguette strawberries? I tasted this variety on a trip to France and consider it the best strawberry I’ve ever had. If you have had this berry, how does it compare to other, more readily available varieties. Do you happen to know a source for Gariguette seeds?
Many thanks
Jeff
Hi,
I am interested to grow strawberry plants by my own,from seeds,which I want to buy from online.
I wish to plant over 1/2 acre .So i need help ,that how much seeds i want to buy for my farm land .Please guide me.
I am from India .
hi,
i am interested in hot climate strawberry. i live in Pakistan and looking for strawberry give flower and fruit at 40C temp.
have a nice weakened
Muddassir Nawaz,
Unfortunately, I do not know of any that will thrive there. Strawberries are temperate by nature and typically don’t do very well in extreme heat. Good luck!
Dear Mr. Stawberry,
I was wondering if you would be so kind once again to give me an info regarding Rainbow Treasure Strawberry. Does one plant actually produce 3 different colors as advertised or it’s a mixture of seeds with different bloom colors?
Thank you.
Winsor,
As I understand it, it is not the berries themselves that are different colors. The berries will all be different shades of red. It is the blooms that are different. They can have pink, redder, and white blossoms. Good luck!
Hi! What type of Strawberry Seeds are recommended for in Alberta. I want some for a patch, some for baskets and some possibly that stay in my greenhouse! Thanx!
MintyFresh,
You will probably do better purchasing one of the varieties listed here for Alberta. Good luck!
What is a good variety of strawberry that will grow in Phoenix, AZ? Also, where can I purchase the seeds? When do I start the seeds?
Thanks in advance,
Sharon
Sharon,
Arizona isn’t the ideal location for growing strawberries. However, these two are likely to do the best where you live. Unfortunately, however, they do not grow true from seed, so you will need to purchase the actual plants. Good luck!
Looking for strawberry seeds that will do well in zone 10 – any ideas?
Thom,
Unfortunately, no. Zone 10 is not ideal for growing any types of strawberries (unless climate controlled/cooled). The varieties that grow true from seed typically need a more temperate environment. However, you might want to consider some of the Zone 9 varieties, if you are willing to plant plugs or bare-root plants instead. Good luck!
Does anyone know where I can buy more Black Strawberry seeds from a reputable dealer (without using eBay type web sites)?
Chase,
I am unaware of any reputable sources for black strawberries. To my knowledge, no such strawberry actually exists as of yet, genetically modified or otherwise. The darkest legitimate strawberry that I am aware of are the Purple Wonder strawberries. If you do find a reputable source for the black strawberries, please do let me know. Most of those offering “black” strawberry seeds or plants usually show a photoshopped picture of a black strawberry, I’m afraid.
I am trying to find heirloom seeds that are good for starting a small pick your own operation next may-june but cannot find out enough information on that particular subject. If you could give me a few pointers in that direction I would be very grateful. I have found some great strawberries for that venue but cannot find out if they are non-GMO/heirloom or not…
Chelsea,
Unfortunately, there aren’t any heirloom seeds that are suitable for pick-your-own operations (if you are trying to turn a profit). The non-hybrid seeds listed above on this page are both heirloom and non-GMO. However, they typically produce small (but extremely tasty) strawberries. And, they typically won’t produce as many as you would need to profit from them. I do not know of any successful pick-your-own operations that use heirloom varieties that can be grown from seed. They mostly use June-bearing varieties (some do use everbearing or day-neutral varieties). So, if you are looking for pointers, I’d recommend either using June-bearing varieties for a pick-your-own field, or just growing the heirloom varieties from seed for your own enjoyment. Good luck!