10 Plants - Albion Ever Bearing Strawberry Plants - Certified Healthy Bare Root Plants

My bare root strawberries arrived today! They came 2 days earlier than expected and they look very healthy. Many of the crowns have green leaves. I bought 3 varieties, and they were all clearly labeled. I am excited to pot them tomorrow in the greenhouse.

Excellent plants, very grateful....

These plants are A+ They are shooting up past the store bought plant I bought before I purchased these. Not a single plant died. I will not buy any more store-bought plants. Even plants I get from the farmers market are stagnant in their growth. These bare root plants are amazing. For me, it will either be bare root or starting from seed because even my seedlings are thriving.

the plants were some small and some medium size the medium pl ants had oversize matted roots and the small size had very few roots. I watched the video and did exactly as told. The plants started growing and looked pretty good . When they got to certain size they started dying off . I texed the shipper and after some texes he told me that it was my fault that they died. I have been growing berries for years. His attitude was poor and unbusness like. After more texes he offered me more plants if I paid the shipping and I told him no. I dont know he offers guarantee if he will not back it up. POOR practice.

I have these plants in my hydroponic system, I washed and cleaned all plants when I recieved them. I have had them growing for several weeks now and well, I have never grown strawberries and its my wifes favorite thing so I wanted to surprise her. Seem to be griwing well.

They were really late in getting here . They were also very dry and wilted . I was able to save only 4 of them . I will stick to buying plants from local areas from now on . Not happy with them. It’s now 8/7 and only 1 plant lived . Has not produced fruit .

Good plants, were growing well until they were flooded by rain. Four of the 12 survived and look healthy.

I did receive 10 plants as advertised. Eight of them took off right away with new growth. Two did not, but I don't necessarily think that had anything to do with the quality of plants that were sent. I suspect that those two had difficulties with my handling when trying to separate the plants and get them into pots, also because, in general, it takes longer for most things to get to me. They haven't been planted long enough to produce fruit yet so I can't comment on the flavor, but I have great hopes and look forward to harvest time!