CZ Grain Cabot Strawberry Roots

Bare-root plants are shipped without soil around their roots, which is a standard, healthy way to transport dormant perennials. Because they aren't in a pot, they focus their energy on establishing a strong root system in your garden soil immediately after planting.

While many strawberries demand full sun, the Cabot variety is adaptable to partial sun. For the best yield, aim for a spot that gets at least 4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight, though they will tolerate slightly less than traditional varieties.

These are true perennials. Once established, they will go dormant in the winter and return each spring, providing you with a harvest season after season.

You can typically expect a modest harvest in the first year as the roots settle in. By the second year, once the plants are fully established, you will see significantly higher yields of fruit.

Yes, these are well-suited for containers or raised beds. Just ensure your container has excellent drainage and is deep enough to accommodate the root system, as strawberries prefer consistent moisture but dislike sitting in water.