Strawberries - Our Most Popular Varieties, Crowns Ships in Spring

Strawberries are a tasty treat in early to late summer! They are very hardy able to withstand the cold of USDA Zone 3 with minimal protection and the heat of zone 8. We absolutely love them and each year we add a little more to our personal gardens - though Bonnie keeps mentioning she'd like a giant U-Pick field! We start shipping the last week of March typically. 

Our Strawberries come in 2 types: June and Ever-bearing types. June bearing yielding strawberries typically will give all their fruit at once in May for the more sourthern zones and late June for the northern zones. Ever-bearing options produce a bit all summer long. 

• Allstar - June bearing, good disease ressitance and medium to large fruits.
• Eversweet - Ever-bearing, medium to large fruits, excellent for containers as they are very heat tolerant.
• Ft. Laramie - Everbearing with our largest sized fruits. They are very productive in both fruiting and runners.  They excel in hanging baskets and spaces where they are allowed to fill in. 
• Honeoye - June bearing with medium to large fruit. The strawberries are a little less sweet than others, and often are used for freezing and baking. Their long season nature for a June bearing strawberry is part of their wide appeal.
• Seascape - Ever bearing - (Zones 4-9) Excellent heat reistance but able to be grown in zones 4 versus 3. It is a day neutral strawberry and gives predictable yields all summer. 

Strawberries are super easy to care for. Give them full sun to patial day sun and space to roam.  We like to plant ours in our garden beds, use for a edible groundcover in our landscaping and around the forest edges. Plant 1 crown every 8"-12" or 3 crowns in a 10" container. They like richer soil so do plan on adding compost with your plantings.