Eversweet Everbearer Strawberry Plants - Fruits Spring to Fall Even Over 90 Degrees! Bare Root Strawberry Plants from Hand Picked Nursery (5)

Strawberries have been planted and they are doing great. There is one slow to come out of dormancy but it is just starting to and every crown is happy, healthly and looks great. Highly recommend.

I planted within 24 hours. Have not had them more than a week or two and they are already flowering. Some of the best strawberry roots I have ever received. I rarely write reviews but for garden lovers like me, this is a worth while investment! I’m buying more today.

Disappointed they were not alive when they arrived. We soaked the roots for two hours like in the directions. Then we planted them in paper cups in the recommended soil & nothing happened. We ended up buying strawberries somewhere else but still wish they would of grown.

Ordered 100 bare root strawberries got 120. All were in great health upon arrival and showing signs of growth despite sitting covered in the box for a week. 2 days planted and they are green and growing. Decided not to water one night and the next day they were still greener than ever. This is going to be a great crop to sell next year. I am very pleased with this seller. I will certainly buy from them again.

We planted these Saturday, 12/6/25. We ordered 5 starts and received 7. Thanks for the 2 complimentary plants. This is great value for money. Today is Thursday, 12/11/25, all 7 plants are growing well. We are in Florida planting zone 10a. They appear strong and sturdy. It’s too early to speak on taste and beauty. However, we are hoping to have bountiful harvests of strawberries. 4 stars because it is too soon to know how they will eventually grow and bloom.

I am a very happy customer!!! All plants arrived in good condition. They were packaged neatly (almost like the roots were very carefully combed and gathered together). They were definitely "Hand Picked." Each crown had new green growth and the roots were full and healthy. In addition to my perfect order, they included a little grow guide. The guide contains a little history on the nursery and step by step instructions on what to do once you get your plants. This was really helpful for me as I didn't want to stress out the plants. Now, the rest is up to me. The guide gave it a personal touch, too. Thanks for a great experience! Best of lucky to all future growers! Now, if you'll excuse me... I am going to see what else I can order from them! 😁

I ordered them in mid February and the package arrived about 1 week later. They were nicely sized plants (bare root) and I think that I got 16 plants (15 ordered). The roots were 6-8" long and there were bits of green leaves poking out here and there on most plants. I dropped the plants into some Solo cups and soaked the roots for an hour or so and then planted in potting soil. We still have a few freezing days coming this year, so I'm leaving the cups outside to get started, but will have to bring them inside for the hand-full of days in late Feb and March that will be too cold. The planted cups are 1/2 these plants and 1/2 from another listing (Jewel berries). The Eversweet berries from this listing are the lower 2 or 3 rows of cups and I took that photo the morning after I planted them (the top 3 rows are Jewel berries from another listing). EDIT FROM 1 WEEK AFTER PLANTING: 4 of the 16 plants haven't sprouted (or are substantially less happy than the others). The other 12 have large, fresh leaves sprouting from their tops and look very happy. I over-ordered for the space that I have, expecting some issues, so I'm good with having 12 good, strong plants. They will probably stay in the Solo cups until mid-March and I'm more certain that our weather will be over freezing temps, moving between our outdoor patio table and the garage as needed.

Where I live it is hot, ALL SUMMER LONG. It is easily over 100 degrees F EVERY DAY in the Southwest, in 2026. These plants have had a hard time starting. They are growing slowly. I am not sure when they are going to branch out, but they are trying. I have grown strawberry plants here before, so I now it can be done.