Albion Day Neutral Strawberry Plants - Large Berries and High Yields - Bare Root Strawberry Plants from Hand Picked Nursery (10)

I ordered Albion strawberry plants after watching several Youtube videos. I learned this is a good "everbearing" variety, instead of plants that produce for about three weeks each year. My plants have only been in their planter for a week so I don't have much to report, except that after about two days, the pale leaves turned green. The plants are healthy and growing. I am quite pleased with these plants from Hand Picked Nurseries.

The best strawberries and replenishing abundance for a Georgia Climate and soil. It is now the end of November & from the initial order of 5 plants (received and planted), my garden has yielded 45 additional plants and producing fruit from plants moved into the greenhouse. Best purchase ever!!!

I hate giving these a bad review because it’s possible that I just didn’t do this, right. But I did follow the instructions as I received them. These have done nothing. I think that the roots have died and I can’t get them to come back. I’m still continuing to water them. And I just planted a couple of them in the house a few days ago to see if I can get better results inside. But I am not happy with these so far.

These were recommended by a YouTube gardening channel I follow. Arrived in perfect condition. Moist and not moldy. Kept them in the fridge for a couple of days while I finished the raised bed. Started growing immediately on planting. All have green leaves now. I bought 15 of these and 15 of another variety. All look great.

The seeds germinated as expected, the plants come out healthy, but I had a low yield this season. This good have been my fault - I was away for 3 weeks in the middle of the season; they were a bit neglected. The fruits are tasty, better than the store bought ones. The plants thrived when I got back from my trip.

They arrived in perfect condition with planting instructions. I planted them in pots and will keep them in my greenhouse until spring when I can plant them in the ground. It’s been over a week and so far they are all alive and growing. 🖤

Most didn’t survive and had a really bad rotted smell to them.

These planted out very well but only survived about 3 weeks. Then one-by-one they wilted and died. I think strawberry plants must be zone specific. I'm not an experienced gardener, but only the strawberry plants I purchased from the local hardware store actually survived and produced thru the summer.