Seed Therapy Soul Strawberry

No, these are a clump-forming variety. They do not spread via runners, which makes them much easier to manage and perfect for tidy garden edging or containers.

They have a distinct, intense flavor often described as a blend of wild strawberry and pineapple. They are generally sweeter and more aromatic than typical grocery store strawberries.

Yes, their compact, clump-forming habit makes them excellent for containers, window boxes, or hanging baskets. Ensure your pot has good drainage and receives adequate sunlight.

These are day-neutral plants, meaning they will produce fruit continuously from spring until the first frost of the season, provided they are well-watered and cared for.

They are perennials. In USDA zones 4-9, they will return each year, though they may require some winter protection in the colder end of that range.

They thrive in rich, well-draining soil. If your garden soil is heavy clay or sandy, amending it with organic compost before planting will significantly improve your yield.