GardenersDream 5 x Strawberry Marshmello Plants - Fast Growing Bare Root Strawberry Plants - Ready to Plant Fruit Bushes for Gardens, Planters, Pots, Containers, or Baskets (5-10 cm)

All 5 received are growing lovely and healthy. The roots need to be put in water for a hour before planting. One has even started to flower. I would recommend

Great pCk. A must for a newly started gardener.

Items found to be of a good quality, planted within 4 hours after arrival and a good soaking. Results so far good, should get a good crop of strawberries.

Delivered quickly and in a safe manner. I recieved 5 healthy plants. After soaking the roots for 60 minutes I then trimmed the roots to approx 10cm. This encourages more roots to form quickly. I took a photo of them soaking. Then a photo the next day after planting in a raised bed. As can be seen they are already putting on a spurt of life. The white granules are vermiculite which is also dug into the soil to a depth of 6 inches. I can highly recommend this seller. If you are new to Strawberries do a bit of googling for success. Most issues result from planting too deep (root rot) or not deep enough (roots drying out). Hope this helps. Just a quick update. 8 days after planting and they are already putting out the fruiting stems.

Nice and tasty strawberries, but unfortunately only 6 out of 10 plants survived their journey in a plastic bag.

Super fast delivery. Lovely healthy looking plugs with strong roots. Looking forward to tasting the strawberries

Good value, just need to grow now thanks.

The postman left the package of strawberry bare roots hanging half in and half out of my letterbox where I discovered them some hours after delivery. The bare roots are simply tied together with a rubber band and looked as dead as a dodo. I was worried that the fine roots had been damaged but carried on regardless. I filled a shallow container with room temperature water and lay the roots completely submerge leaving the 'dead' looking dried up crowns. I left them submerged for an hour and a half while I went to prepared their planting space outside - a container planter on legs - so that if necessary it can be moved to follow the sunshine in my tiny garden. I then proceeded to plant them in a mix of good potting compost with a trowelful of horticultural sand, watered them in. Within a couple of days green shoots appeared and the plants are now healthy and growing, all ten of them ! With recent overnight frosts I have covered them and to keep out the strong winds we get in my region. All I have to do now is to nurture but not over water them as I want plenty of strawberries as opposed to plenty of leaves. I am satisfied with this product. UPDATE: Plants growing well with plenty of flowers, and thus, with luck, some strawberries unless the birds get at them first. However, I bought one of those 'umbrella' type of garden cloche's available on Amazon, which I can use instead of having to buy a strawberry net, and which I am finding useful for all manner of things.