Top 10 Best Seascape Strawberry Plants

'Baron Solemacher' is an old strawberry variety, but still a very good variety. It is is very hardy and a strong grower.. This wild strawberry plant is a 6 inch tall perennial grown in USDA zones 4 - 8.. At plant maturity it produces plump conical red fruit. It does not produce runners like many other strawberry plants so it is easy to contain even though it is a strong grower.. Strawberry seeds are easy to plant. It usually takes 5 or 6 seeds to make one large, healthy plant.. Sowing Rate 5 - 6 seeds per plant or 500 seeds per 10 square feet.

SEASCAPE STRAWBERRIES Most productive, yield large, juicy, firm berries with excellent flavor.. EVERBEARING Produces fruit throughout the growing season.. HARDY Suitable for climate zones, USDA zones 4-7. SHALLOW ROOTS SYSTEM Ideal for container growing as well as garden beds.. Uncut roots Priority Shipping to ensure the healthiest plants.

You will receive healthy bare root plants. We always send extra plants. We want to make sure you are completely satisfied.. You will see growth within 3 days. The most importan part of planting these plants is to make sure you have at least 30 sand mixed into the soil.. Strawberry plants need three things 1. Any soil but at least 30 sand needs to be added and mixed well. The sand is the most important part and without it they will die the soil needs to be well draining and 30 percent sand needs to be mixed thoroughly and plant on a mound six inches apart. I will send a picture 2. The plant can soak in water for an hour and then plant. Crowns need to place above the soil where you see a little root. 3. When planting in towers make sure you add at least 30 sand mixed into the soil really well. Then make sure the drain whole doesn't get clogged by adding stones or a screen mess of some sort then put mixed soil on top. Pack each layer tightly, on all the wholes make sure to add more dirt to have a cone shape that is higher than the whole. When placing the roots you can cut them to 2.5 inches in length and put into to cones you created. Make sure you see a little root when placing.

- Hardy, non-GMO Can be grown in all USDA zones follwing our planting instructions - Everbearing Get two to three harvests in the year - Large yields and firm, great tasting berries - Healthy uncut root system, large and mature plants - Highly disease resistant - Shallow root system makes them great for container or ground planting.