Hand Picked Nursery San Andreas Everbearing Strawberry Plants

Bare-root plants are shipped without soil around the roots while they are dormant. This allows them to establish quickly in your own garden soil once planted, as they are not dealing with transplant shock from a nursery pot.

San Andreas strawberries are highly susceptible to root rot if they sit in heavy, waterlogged soil. Amending your planting area with at least 30% sand ensures the excellent drainage these plants need to thrive and produce healthy fruit.

It is critical to plant the crowns above the soil line. If you bury the crown, the plant will likely rot and fail to grow; if you plant it too high, the roots will dry out.

Yes, these are excellent for containers and vertical towers. Just ensure your potting mix is well-draining and that you have enough space to maintain the recommended 6-inch spacing between plants.

Everbearing varieties produce fruit in cycles throughout the growing season rather than all at once. You can expect multiple harvests from late spring through the first frost, rather than a single, short window of production.

No, these plants are non-GMO. They are cultivated using traditional breeding methods, making them a suitable choice for gardeners who prefer to avoid genetically modified organisms.